Sentence examples for it would be slower from inspiring English sources
It would be slower, definitely.
An increase in speed would increase the pitch and decrease the length of that clip (tempo) and a decrease in speed would decrease the pitch and increase the length of the clip (tempo), as it would be slower.
Back in 1989 the world's most powerful personal computer a Tandy 5000 MC retailed for $8,499 despite the fact that today it would be slower, and offer much less in the way of accessories and performance, than any computer at any price in the marketplace.
I thought it would be slow, but the old stadium came crashing down quickly, huge sections at a time.
If it was somebody getting ready to turn in at their gate it would be slowing down by now.
It would be slow and dangerous to travel at night, but I could not consider another night alone.
Responding to a question about the pace of the rebuilding of Iraq, Ms. Rice said it would be slow and at times frustrating.
He beat players who happened to be the most dangerous in the draw, including the local hero Philippoussis and Sampras, whose big serves were theoretically big advantages on a Rebound Ace court that was much quicker than usual: so quick that the tournament director Paul McNamee said it would be slowed down next year.
People figured out that it would be slow and small to begin with.
It seems like it would be slow.
"I knew it would be slow, so we built the shed right away," Sahi said.
