Sentence examples for seriously slow from inspiring English sources

The amendment, wrote Mr. Pataki, "will free the City of New York and the Port Authority of undue burdens, which could seriously slow or even derail those rebuilding efforts".

"While I am in agreement with many of his goals -- for example, improving the quality of education for our children and creating some kind of prescription drug benefit for America's seniors -- generally it is important that we restrict increases in spending, lest we seriously slow our economic growth," said Senator William V. Roth Jr. of Delaware, who is facing a tough campaign this fall.

More importantly, we observe and report that DG methods with constant penalties seriously slow down fluid diffusion at later times.

Integrity checking must be as efficient as possible not to seriously slow down the system performance at runtime.

Several retailers have slashed their earnings expectations because of the soaring price of fuel at the pump and general inflation fears that threaten to seriously slow consumer spending.

A scan of this writer's one-year-old laptop revealed infection by 199 adware programs, enough to seriously slow the computer.

But we've seriously slowed down since then.

Micropower can be seriously slowed down by the distorted taxation and subsidy of energy.

While WA was still the nation's economic powerhouse, employment growth in that state was seriously slowing, and it was rising in NSW.

For example, Syria wanted to insert five mentions of Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip since 1967 having seriously slowed Palestinian development there, diplomats said, which the United States sought to block.

His carelessness with the truth seems to offend few people – while Brussels correspondent for the Telegraph he published a hugely exaggerated account of Jacques Delors's plans for centralisation, and this probably caused the Danish rejection in 1992 of the Maastricht treaty, which in turn seriously slowed European integration.