Sentence examples for ordinarily slow from inspiring English sources
Such fuels, ordinarily slow to kindle, are difficult to extinguish.
We saw lots of districts that were ordinarily slow to adopt really embracing software.
Refining grains extends their shelf life (precisely because it renders them less nutritious to pests) and makes them easier to digest, by removing the fiber that ordinarily slows the release of their sugars.
And the promise of cultural resuscitation was enough to grease some ordinarily slow-moving corporate wheels.
Riveted on the News The natural disaster in Asia has boosted ratings for the cable news channels in what is ordinarily a slow time of the year.
The characteristic reaction of covalent amides is hydrolysis (a chemical reaction with water), by which they are converted to acids and amines; this reaction ordinarily is slow unless it is catalyzed by a strong acid, an alkali, or an enzyme.
Jeffrey L. Heller, a senior director at Cushman, said there were suddenly many more customers shopping for office space in various markets at what is ordinarily a slow time of year.
But, ordinarily, profit growth slows as the cycle matures, firms hire more workers and costs rise.
Chemical adsorption occurs usually at higher temperatures than those at which physical adsorption occurs; furthermore, chemical adsorption is ordinarily a slower process than physical adsorption and, like most chemical reactions, frequently involves an energy of activation.
These are people ordinarily grateful to the aid groups and slow to take the Taliban's side in conflicts.
Ordinarily, Boylston and Newbury Streets are clogged with pedestrians, so much so that it's important for drivers to slow down even during green lights; yet beyond the repositioned metal barricades nothing moved but uniformed National Guardsmen and windblown trash.
