Sentence examples for characteristically slow from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, as these medical marijuana success stories roll in, the federal government has been characteristically slow to adapt.

The movements are characteristically slow, often occurring so slowly as to be invisible to the naked eye.

The pace is characteristically slow and measured, with room for little jokes and digressions and for one big set piece -- a sulfurous, earsplitting session of gunnery practice.

The hydrogenations of ethylene and of molecular nitrogen are illustrative in the following equations: Reactions of molecular hydrogen are characteristically slow at ordinary temperatures.

Linklater's ambitions have been characteristically slow to reveal themselves, but against all odds the series has turned into something rather grand and marvelous: a ménage-a-trois with a third, unbilled character: time.

These require institutional changes that are characteristically slow moving.

A very rare variant known as primary lateral sclerosis demonstrates only upper motor neuron involvement clinically, with characteristically long survival, and those with 'pure' lower motor neuron involvement are also typically slower in rate of progression (Turner et al., 2003).

Furthermore, sIPSCs in NRT neurons exhibited a characteristically slower decay compared to those in thalamocortical neurons (Fig. 2B).

Activity-dependent cell loss in vitro has a characteristically slower time course than observed in vivo.

These low α/β ratios are thought to reflect the characteristically slower proliferation rates of breast and prostate tumours compared with other tumour types.

The Times, characteristically, was slow to follow the crowd; it did not run its first Sunday puzzle until 1942 (publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger thought it would give readers something to do during World War II air-raid blackouts), and daily puzzles did not appear until 1950.