Sentence examples for considers slow from inspiring English sources

Or what he considers slow response times by the police.

The Dole campaign considers slow growth America's number one economic problem and calls for pro-growth policies to raise wages and secure the incomes of workers.

In [9], Li et al. propose an energy-efficient video transmission scheme that considers QoS of video transmission, and RF circuit and energy-efficient adaptive modulation, but this scheme only considers slow fading channels and does not mention power adaptation policy.

Mr. Rosenberg, the owner and chef of F.I.S.H., also in Port Chester, considers slow-braised veal cheeks the "sexiest food," thinks wasabi is the most overused ingredient, prefers a sashimi knife to any other kitchen tool and enjoys indulging in peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

One serve-and-volley relic, Mardy Fish, considers slower courts at the Open a continuation of that trend.

It considers slow-fading channels (the channel is constant over each frame) and the delay-sampled frequency selective representation, which is the combination of L flat fading taps.

This, in my household, would be considered slow.

Students have grown impatient with what they consider slow progress toward changing the law.

Government is considered slow, staffed by mediocrities, ridden with obsolete rules and inefficiencies.

"Meanwhile, AT&T was considered slow, ponderous, a former monopoly, not too bright.

The daughters, Ruth and Dorothy, were considered "slow" and were near the writer's age.