Sentence examples for rather too slowly from inspiring English sources
Slowly – rather too slowly – a different story suggests itself.
Anyway, it's a World Cup qualification clash between Portugal and Germany in Berlin and Cláudio, still clearly irritated by the whole affair, picks up the story just as Rui Costa, then of Fiorentina, was dawdling off the pitch rather too slowly.
I'm probably more nervous about people trying to apply what I've done in the book too quickly, rather than too slowly.
It's much better to cook it too slowly rather than too fast.
If instead this factor is <1, so that the starch is degraded too slowly, then rather than complete degradation the models predict that only a certain percentage of the starch will be consumed during the night regardless of the starch content at the end of the preceding light period (for full calculations, see 'Materials and methods').
And many economists say the European Central Bank has reacted too slowly, allowing itself to follow rather than to lead market expectations.
Instead, it will come slowly — too slowly for an American election cycle, to be sure.
Knowledge diffuses too slowly.
Everything moves too slowly.
