Sentence examples for far slower at from inspiring English sources

But much of the blame lies with the nervous government, which has been far slower at carrying out reform, for example to the country's banks and to investment rules, than it first promised.

As the maximal throat radius becomes larger, relative permeability changes far slower at first and far faster when water saturation is high.

On the other hand, viral assembly rate is far slower at 42°C than at 37°C (Table 1) possibly due to reduced capsid stability [ 36, 37].

The fates of these missing persons are unacknowledged and unsolved, meaning that efforts at more normal ties between Japan and North Korea are proceeding at a far slower pace than those between the two Koreas.

Funds for rebel fighters continue to trickle in but at a far slower pace than expected.

They have been far slower than electricians and carpenters at integrating their ranks with blacks, Hispanics and women.

The images move a lot more haltingly, as the display changes only every two seconds, far slower than video sailing past at 30 frames a second.

Barr, a former academic who became director in 1929, was a leading figure in the modern-art movement in America, but he lived at a far slower pace.

In April 1960 the Square of Three Powers was dedicated, and the federal government began its move from Rio de Janeiro, albeit at a far slower pace than was initially envisioned.

The government index shows that prices were still rising through the third quarter of 2006, albeit at a far slower pace than in 2005.

He said that although Mr. Ashcroft's predecessor, Janet Reno, had also rejected recommendations against the death penalty, she did so at a far slower pace.