Sentence examples for published slowly from inspiring English sources
The census is working to capture this same type of detailed picture of insurance status and other demographic characteristics, but because of its huge sample size and careful process, its data is published slowly.
Their work, once published, slowly filtered into the discussion back in Washington or Paris and helped to inform that debate; in time, of course, it could make its way back to the covered countries.
Hohmann was able to publish slowly.
As this brief chronology indicates, Dedekind was a wide-ranging and very creative mathematician, although he tended to publish slowly and carefully.
Mr. Newby's account of the voyage was published as "Slowly Down the Ganges" (Hodder & Stoughton, 1966).
Momm — who like most of the security workers agreed to a reporter's presence one weekend last month only if his full name was not published — nods slowly.
Bishop wrote and published her poetry slowly.
He published a novel, Go Slowly, Come Back Quickly (1981), and two autobiographical volumes, The Moon's a Balloon (1971) and Bring on the Empty Horses (1975).
The book was first published in 1964 and slowly gained momentum as a Beacon Press paperback; by the late sixties it was something of a best-seller.
The number of papers published per year is slowly increasing in the US.
GPI-anchored proteins do recycle back to the surface more slowly, but published data indicate this is due to interaction with cholesterol in the endosomal compartment.
