Sentence examples for indeed slow from inspiring English sources

The Western democracies were indeed slow to recognize Hitler's threat.

Indeed, Slow Summits may trigger a revival, albeit of the quietest, gentlest kind.

It was indeed slow (and long-) roasted, with unadvertised but delicious roast potatoes.

And its rate of growth did indeed slow markedly during 2004 from a roaring 53% in the first two months.

Indeed, slow economic growth is one reason why firms are looking to expand by acquisition rather than organically.

In the coming months, these three are likely to be closely watched to see if they can indeed slow their pumps.

Indeed, so slow was Moussambani that his time for 100m was seven seconds longer than it had taken the Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe to swim exactly twice the distance in the same pool the previous day.

Indeed so slow was the rate allowed to slip in the drawn second Test, which finished with England defending frantically at 164 for six, that the match was depleted by more than 60 overs.

The Federal Reserve has increased interest rates six times since last summer, and recent data suggests the economy is indeed slowing.

Growth was indeed slower in the 1970s than in the '60s, and tax rates were higher in the '70s.

Indeed, slower growth in China and in satellite Asian economies sets up two intriguing prospects for Africa.