Sentence examples for much slower on from inspiring English sources

That's scarier because there are no signs, except if you're much slower on your baseline tests".

So while dry Magazine Street recovered most of its businesses and even added some, the going has been much slower on St. Claude Avenue leading toward the Ninth Ward, where closed businesses still outnumber open ones.

Employment growth in states with a large share of rich people, such as Connecticut or New Jersey, was not much faster, on average, than it would have been otherwise after the Reagan and Bush tax cuts for the top 10 percent and wasn't much slower, on average, after the Clinton tax increase on this group.

When the earthworm crawled on the plate with different roughness, it was also found that the earthworm crawled much slower on smooth surface, such as glass, than on rough surface, such as cement plate, without calendering.

Raikkonen, much slower on the 'hard' tyres the leaders had to use in the second stint, dropped back and slipped behind Massa and McLaren's Jenson Button to finish sixth ahead of team-mate Romain Grosjean.

When compared to other Thiomonas bacteria, X19 grew however much slower on mm126 (data not shown) [ 12, 13].

The growth of self-service machines, experts and users say, is partly a result of improvements in the technology since the early days of automated teller machines, which were much slower to catch on.

Mutual fund investors were much slower to turn cautious on bonds than they were to panic about equity market declines.

"Marc rallies CEOs when business and trade groups are much slower to act, particularly on noneconomic issues," Dow Chemical chief Andrew Liveris, who weighed in against the North Carolina law, told The Wall Street Journal.

It adopts the Metro interface of the company's mobile operating system, Windows Phone 7. Windows, which still dominates the desktop PC software market, has been much slower to make an impact on mobile phones and tablet computers.

"Waves on Titan's seas will be far larger, but much slower, than on earthly oceans, according to our calculations," said Professor John Zarnecki, of the Open University.