Sentence examples for merely slowly from inspiring English sources

Are they imitative and passive, the refuge of the second rate (there's no doing a jigsaw badly, after all, merely slowly)?

"Adding iron nails to alkaline soil merely slowly adds a very small amount of iron to the pool of chemically locked-up iron in the soil.

If job reductions do not begin to slow in coming months, consumer spending could decline as it did in 1991, rather than merely grow slowly, as it has in recent months.

Of course, Yugoslavia -- which now consists of the truncated federation of Serbia and Montenegro -- may merely be starting slowly, as Italy did in the 1994 World Cup.

Merely iodide was slowly oxidized into triiodide.

For example, while lymphoma tumors merely grew more slowly in mice given either the drug rituximab or SIRPα proteins, the tumors virtually disappeared for at least 7 months in most mice treated with both drugs.

(The golfers share the actors' names, though Scott is described as Australian – that there is in fact an Australian golfer named Adam Scott may be where this whole thing started – a nationality he conveys merely by speaking slowly).

But since the courts move slowly, this merely guarantees that the governor, who is running for re-election in 2014, can milk the situation.

At first it appeared the champion was merely starting sleepily: circling slowly, hitting his opponent with his killer eyes.

And a warmer climate could, if it plays out slowly enough, merely shift where that reinvestment happens.

Fixing that means different things in different places: Germany could loosen fiscal policy, while in Britain the reins should merely be tightened more slowly.