Sentence examples for be slow it would from inspiring English sources

"But that would be slow, it would take 10 years at best," Mr. Zhou said.

Richard N. Cooper, an economist from Harvard, said his best guess was that while the American economy was slowing, it would not fall into recession.

Because computers at the time were so slow, it would have taken an hour to synthesize the piece, so it had to be transferred to tape and then speeded up to the proper tempo.

However, the assimilation is quite slow: it would take 14 17 years for an average immigrant woman to reach the level of employment and wage that local women have.

It would be hard not to like that more than "shut up, idiot, you're walking so slow!" It would be an interesting way to have people relate to the city and I didn't think it would be that expensive…if anybody knows anybody?

Near the Earth's surface, friction causes the wind to be slower than it would be otherwise.

Had it been slow stuff, it would've been easy.

In some areas, Afghan and American programs have begun to involve communities in local budgeting, but progress is slow and it would probably take several years to expand it to higher levels of government.

But Osborne did not realise just how slow it would be.

I can't even imagine how slow it would be if the thumbnails actually looked good".

No sooner did President Obama hint at a no-fly zone than his own defence secretary wailed how difficult (and pathetically slow) it would be to impose.