Sentence examples for be a relatively slow from inspiring English sources
It turned out to be a relatively slow day for Model Hospital, with about 35 injured people coming in.
A BREAK IN THE ACTION It will be a relatively slow week for economic news, led by the report on the trade deficit for April (Friday).
"There will certainly be pressure to get it done in 2011," one defense official said, indicating that repeal will be a relatively slow but not years-long process.
Even when rates do rise, we can reasonably expect it to be a relatively slow process and it seems just as likely that many providers will take their time to pass on the increases to savers.
The second quarter of the year tends to be a relatively slow period for the U.S. firm's phone sales, but data from Kantar suggests that Apple saw an increase in the U.S. and Europe.
In contrast to Lithomex, the absence of cement means that hydraulic development in Conserv is expected to be a relatively slow process, as it proceeds via the hydration of β-belite.
It sounds like shipping will be a relatively slow-moving process, as the company takes pains to note that it's focused on quality assurance for new customers, but hopefully some early users will get their hands on the L16 very soon, and can share their impressions of the novel photographic device.
"It's a relatively slow process in political terms.
"The pitch for the angle of attack is a relatively slow maneuver," Mr. Hauck recounted.
And this was a relatively slow day in Mr. Bush's war room.
