Sentence examples for particularly slowly from inspiring English sources
As the marsupials move particularly slowly, they easily become the victims of bushfires – suffering burns, especially on their paws.
His thoughtful interpretive ideas included playing the beginning of the final movement particularly slowly, so that the sense of drama was heightened as the pace quickened later.
Organisers have accepted the sport will present their biggest challenge in ensuring all 8.8m tickets for the Olympics sell out, with games at Hampden Park selling particularly slowly in the first batch of sales.
During the summer, Manning expressed frustration that he was unable to meet with his regular trainers during the lockout, and he said he was taking his rehabilitation particularly slowly because he was working with unfamiliar people.
A main pattern of evolutionary change noticed by Riedl was that different characters evolve at markedly different rates and that traits associated with body plans evolve particularly slowly (Wagner and Laubichler 2004).
Some of them are moving particularly slowly: Where Grace Wyler is, they haven't gotten past the speechmaking portion of the evening.
But, though vehicles are now faster, safer and more efficient, they are travelling more slowly, particularly on motorways.
Today O, for opportunity... which is a word that we came to understand only slowly, particularly as a counterpart to the word "challenge".
This is changing slowly, particularly in Germany, where new policies have been introduced that include raising the retirement age and giving companies more flexibility in hiring and laying off employees.
Treatment frequency showed strongly negative relationships with species richness, structural diversity and evenness, and horizontal and vertical understory cover, particularly that of slowly recovering species.
Our model experiments demonstrate that combining benchmarking techniques with good experimental design and sensitive environmental analytical chemistry may open new opportunities for quantifying chemical persistence, particularly for relatively slowly degradable chemicals for which current methods do not perform well.
