Sentence examples for matter how slow from inspiring English sources

He concluded that talking to the other side, no matter how slow, was "the only way".

He said he would urge Mr. Bush to continue negotiations with the North, no matter how slow and frustrating.

Still, evolutionary change in a big company, no matter how slow, can have a large impact, Wolff argued.

"No matter how slow or how low my brother speaks, I always understand every word he says," said Adam, who was running his fingers through Spenser's black hair.

Based upon this investigation, it is clear that explosive boiling can take place on a smooth surface no matter how slow the heating rate, and dissolved gases have a significant influence on the incipience temperature and bubble behavior.

I would say to this that the inner fulfilment we receive from personal growth is more than worth it, and as Plato said: "Never discourage anyone who makes progress, no matter how slow".

While some have been world-class swimmers, there are no time trials, no qualifying heats, and everyone--no matter how slow--gets to swim.

His portrait is painted over words from a letter to his parents: "Please trust me,/ No matter what the circumstances of/ My death/ No matter how fast, how slow,/ I am strong/ And without fear and without pain…" Dorman said the painting took two months and there wasn't a day "that I wasn't in tears over it.

And sometimes when I read, flashbacks, no matter how fascinating, slow me down.

No matter how fast, slow, deep or shallow my breaths are, it feels as though my lungs are sealed.

We can't let any March on Washington, no matter how venerated, slow down what's been happening in our streets.