Sentence examples for decidedly slower from inspiring English sources

Some recall a time in the last century when things were a little less battened-down, almost beachy, the pace decidedly slower.

Other changes will come at a decidedly slower pace, including a requirement for backup power for stairway lights and exit signs, sprinklers and luminescent paint for stairwells.

That's decidedly slower than petrol-fueled models, but as with most E.V.'s, the instant-on torque makes the car feel plenty quick in traffic — that is, up to 89 m.p.h., the A3 E-tron's limited top speed.

Updated at 9.00pm BST 8.00pm BST First set Tomic – Evans 1-6 Tomic* Here's a thing – this match seems decidedly slower than the Serena v Voskoboeva one that preceded it.

Her latest voice-over project is also legal in nature, but decidedly slower paced: along with about 60 other voice actors, Ms. Havens volunteered to record the proposed health care bill, H.R. 3200, a 1,017-page 1,017-page

Islamorada, where the pace becomes decidedly slower, and where you can actually see the water from the road (Florida Bay to your right; the Atlantic Ocean to your left), held more promise.

Compared with Napster, for example, it is decidedly slow.

Ahuriri's transition from seedy port to charming suburb has been decidedly slow.

In a market as decidedly slow moving as real estate, how did Alexandria accomplish these amazing returns?

That's not to suggest he's necessarily playing fast, even if he averages out on the quicker side: The Hammerklavier Sonata (back in volume 1 of this finished but piecemeal-released cycle), for example, is on the decidedly slow side, way south of Beethoven's post-ex-facto metronome markings.

While it remains busy on weekends, it is decidedly slow during the week.