Sentence examples for exceptionally slowly from inspiring English sources

The rock weathers exceptionally slowly and the infertile clay it produces is not good farming material.

At its best, the Indian justice system — a British legacy — grinds exceptionally slowly.

Finding his subject was – cue a slow intake of breath – another blessing, though he writes exceptionally slowly.

Their small size (from 0.1 to 0.6 solar masses) means that their nuclear reactions proceed exceptionally slowly, and they emit very little light (from 3% of that produced by the Sun to as little as 0.01%).

These efforts were bolstered by the fact that the Liriodendron mitochondrial genome evolves exceptionally slowly in terms of gene sequence, content and order, allowing an unprecedented look into the early evolution of plant mitochondrial genomes.

The push to identify faster-evolving regions was, in part, spurred by groups of organisms with exceptionally slowly evolving chloroplast genomes such as Bromeliaceae (Gaut et al., 1992) and Arecaceae (Asmussen and Chase, 2001).

Although genes from most species evolve slowly, as expected, additional cases of highly accelerated rates were found, as were examples of exceptionally slow sequence evolution.

Slowly, surely, with exceptionally careful management, she has picked her way up the sheer cliff face of fame: from the party circuit to the dedicated reality TV show, to the ill-advised clothing boutique, to cheap branded perfumes, then cracking thru to megafame: rapper husband, Vogue covers, unassailable mega-fame.

New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.

Can you imagine what a roomful of mourners would say if you played an exceptionally real bagpipe solo while your mom was slowly being wheeled into a fiery inferno?

Can you imagine what a roomful of mourners would say if you played an exceptionally real bagpipe solo while your mum was slowly being wheeled into a fiery inferno?