Sentence examples for much slower plan from inspiring English sources

He has long warned of the economic risks of rapid spending cuts, and is thought privately to regard even Labour's own, much slower plan to reduce the deficit, drawn up by a previous chancellor, as too fast.There are at least two reasons, however, why Labour's invocation of bleak data on growth and inflation might not win over the electorate in the long term.

The best new feature is Verizon's speedy BroadbandAccess data service for the same $45 per month Treo 650 users pay for the much slower NationalAccess data plan.

Faced with new forecasts of much slower growth, the government announced a plan to spend $8 billion on road and railroad construction, including building a rail line to the new Inchon airport and restoring a line to North Korea that has been closed since 1950.

As in any of the BBB described in the manuscript in this case the initial rapid innovative phase will inevitably be replaced by a much slower phase in which various "body plans" for Internet-based services are tested and gradually refined (or altogether discarded).

Camby said he planned to take his comeback much slower than he did in October once he is cleared to practice.

Although this recovery is much slower than those following previous recessions, U.S. employers' hiring plans remain on a slow and steady upward trajectory," Holmes says.

Although Deep Junior, which is planned to run on eight processors, is much slower than the I.B.M. computer, experts said it had more chess knowledge built into it.

But their attempt to move from the central planning of Communism toward free markets promises to be a much slower, more difficult and socially divisive transition.

The FCC charges that AT&T throttled data plans for subscribers grandfathered into its unlimited data plans and "failed to adequately notify" customers that they'd be experiencing much slower speeds.

"The plan is that they'll work for another 10 to 15 years, but at a much slower pace".

The company has said it plans to close about 15 unprofitable stores a year and replace them at a much slower rate.