Sentence examples for comparatively slow from inspiring English sources
Urban growth has been comparatively slow, however.
Edge is widely accessible, but comparatively slow.
The development of abstract painting between the wars was comparatively slow.
Northern and eastern Uttarakhand have experienced a comparatively slow rate of urbanization.
Romanian is something of an exception in that speech tempo is comparatively slow.
But other figures from web browsing suggest that Windows 8 is making comparatively slow progress among PC owners.
Even with such a comparatively slow adoption of broadband connections, though, people with Internet access have been using the medium more.
It has a comparatively slow processor from A.M.D. — about 500 megahertz in the $799 configuration — but it can run Microsoft Office applications and simple games.
The cars of this era are comparatively slow-revving and tend to rumble, not purr.
He was comparatively slow-moving, already dealing with tendinitis in his knees, but he had excellent instincts and a long wingspan.
Indeed, acts with towering singles regularly generate more money from downloads or ring tone sales than from their comparatively slow-selling CDs these days — as the rapper Jibbs did with "Chain Hang Low".
