Sentence examples for a rather slow from inspiring English sources

This is a rather slow process.

But he added: "It was a rather slow bomb.

GEORGE PACKER: You're right, Hillary Clinton has emerged as a powerful member of the Administration, after a rather slow start last year.

Indeed, as magazines are published in a rather slow weekly or monthly cycle most have not found a successful way of competing with the internet.

Mr Coogan and Armando Iannucci, the film's co-writer and producer, put Alan in a dangerous situation, give him a love interest and involve him in a (rather slow) car chase.

A rather slow week with most mornings starting the same way – I set the alarm for seven and get up quietly, leaving Sandra to slumber on for a while.

As Michala Marcussen, global head of economics at Societe Generale, pointed out on Bloomberg, these are not very dynamic growth numbers -- and show France is experiencing a rather slow recovery.

After a rather slow start for the new five-member board -- which included the disastrous effort last fall by Harvey Pitt, the former head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to make William Webster the board's chairman -- it now has a leader who is well suited for the challenge ahead.

Sure, it is delivered in a rather slow, lumpy fashion, but it's a yodel nonetheless and immediately will make you want to suck a Ricola, don lederhosen and make haste to the nearest Swiss mountain where you can echo a response to his touching wobbly refrain.

The rupture first moves toward the northwest with a rather slow speed.

The kernel function (4.18) is an infinite integral that has a rather slow of convergence.