Sentence examples for far slower pace from inspiring English sources

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

Sales in those categories increased by 33percentto to $400 million, a far slower pace than Amazon's other business lines.

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.

Mr. Paterson's latest campaign finance filing indicates that he was raising money at a far slower pace than he suggested publicly in the final days of his campaign.

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.

The programme includes the planned construction of 300,000km of new rural roads between 2006 and 2010, an increase of nearly 50%.Investment in railways has been far slower to gather pace.

But the current pace is far slower than the 18 million pace set last winter and spring, or even the 17 million pace over the summer and fall.

AT&T's slower pace so far means that yes, fewer people have access to their LTE network, but it would be well worth it if they can control their growth to as make sure the same sorts of infrastructure snafus don't happen.

Over all, China's economy will continue to expand next year, but some economists say the rate of growth could fall as low as 5 or 6percentt, far slower than the double-digit pace of the preceding several years.

They worked for the Police Department in desultory desk jobs where the people were new to them and the pace was far slower than what they had come to expect on street patrol.