Sentence examples for increasingly slow from inspiring English sources

Each, unable to find funding, had become increasingly slow to pay its suppliers.

In Peña Nieto's administration, law enforcement has become increasingly slow and pathetic.

The complaints against the BBC are that the process is increasingly slow, complex and over-costly for independents.

Some have suggested recently that the law is running up against the limits of physics and thus the doubling will increasingly slow down in the years to come.

The increasingly slow conditions should also serve to negate much of Tsonga's explosive power, which might already be diminished by his short turnaround between matches.

But with the growth came increasingly slow decision making and a feeling inside the company that other companies, notably Facebook, were perhaps innovating more quickly.

He's a vote-counter; a highly cautious pragmatist who not long ago ducked an opportunity to reform the filibuster, and with it the increasingly slow-to-non-existent legislative process.

Beyond two years the reduction in error from adding more warm seasons occurs at an increasingly slower rate.

While the steric effect for spheres causes larger spheres to elute faster than predicted by normal mode theory, an inverse steric effect occurs for rods in which larger rods move increasingly slower than predicted by theory.

Dropbox is not only going up against Google Docs, but an increasingly slew of competitors in the collaboration space.

Nor are things optimistic in China, where the rate of increase of mid-and-shallow petroleum reserves is increasingly slowing down (Wang et al. 2012).