Sentence examples for apparently slow from inspiring English sources

The recent rapid growth in Japan's public spending on research will apparently slow to a crawl in the next fiscal year, thanks to efforts to cut a ballooning national budget deficit.

In both cases, the exchange between the folded and unfolded states is apparently slow on the NMR time scale, consistent with an interconversion rate below ∼10 s–1.

Deal-making was apparently slow, though plenty of movies will make their way into theaters or onto video on demand.

Furthermore, the pace of the expected changes is likely to be abrupt: catastrophic shifts might be the most likely outcome of this ongoing, apparently slow process.

Apparently, slow wage growth has nothing to do with Walmart, which is bitterly opposed to any legislation that would require it to pay its workers more.

And since medical personnel were apparently slow to diagnose and report the first cases, it raises questions about how well they would have responded to smallpox itself.

But the flow of Manhattanites into Kings County has apparently slowed.

Work at St George's apparently slowed down when the archaeologists uncovered hundreds more buried human remains than expected.

Investigators said that the Toyota had apparently slowed down to avoid a bag of clothes on the road.

Using functional and symbolic design features for Polynesian canoes, we show that natural selection apparently slows the evolution of functional structures, whereas symbolic designs differentiate more rapidly.

Rømer noticed that the orbital period of Jupiter's first moon, Io, is apparently slowed as the Earth and Jupiter move away from each other.