Sentence examples for always be slower from inspiring English sources

It will almost always be slower than a native hard disk.

"I still think it's early — mobile video will always be slower to download and consume than photos," Systrom notes.

SMS and chat apps have adapted to increase text production speed through autocorrect features and novel keyboards, but text production for humans will always be slower than consumption.

Overhand, the hitter can't predict what it's gonna be, and the screwball will always be slower than the fastball.

One especially talented writer matter-of-factly told me that because she was a crack baby, she would always be "slow".

However, the control plane typically operates at timescales several orders of magnitude slower than the data plane, which means that failure recovery will always be slow compared to data plane forwarding rates.

Adjustment to shocks will always be slow and painful so long as wages in the EU are highly inflexible and Europeans remain reluctant or unable for cultural, language, or pension reasons, for instance to move house to find a job.

Will he always be "slow"?

"We have feared it because political change can always be slow".

Progress has always been slower than most of the disarmers would like, which is why nuclear cuts still matter.

Private universities like UChicago and Northwestern have always been slower to act, revealing an interesting trend with implications that private universities did not conceive of the "elite" and worthy student as disabled.