Sentence examples for slow border from inspiring English sources

E-commerce firms also have to deal with high tariffs, slow border bureaucracies and bad infrastructure.

Europe also has agreements with other major economies such as the US and Japan allowing it to transport goods without expensive and slow border checks.

Under Trump, the secretary of Homeland Security has repeatedly invoked a little-known waiver to cast aside federal environmental and public notice laws that could block or slow border barrier construction — more than under any other administration.

The gene for slow border cells encodes a protein that functions in choriogenesis in both Bombyx and Drosophila [ 61].

The only available arc RNAi line (v16826) has 408 predicted off-targets that include taiman and another border cell migration gene, slow border cells (slbo ) (Montell et al. 1992), so it was not included in the PDZ gene survey.

In Drosophila, tribbles mediates the degradation of the cell division cycle 25 homolog A (CDC25a) homologue string, which regulates cell cycle progression [ 1, 6] and the CCAAT/enhancer-binding protein (C/EBP) homologue slow border cells (slbo) which functions in oocyte migration [ 7].

It is fortunate for them that the match is being played at Wanderers where the surface has pace, bounce and movement and not at Centurion where the pitch has been slow bordering on deathly.

In areas where it has been applied -- which total about 500 miles, or one-fourth of the border -- Operation Streamline has slowed border traffic more substantially.

Gordon D. Johndroe, the National Security Council spokesman, told reporters aboard Air Force One that they would discuss new rules to expedite border crossings after natural disasters, terrorist strikes or epidemics, to try to avoid the sorts of tie-ups that slowed border crossings and stalled commerce after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Tempos were on the slow side, bordering on the somnolent in the Andante of the "Prague" and the Minuet of the "Jupiter".

If I point in the direction a thrown ball has gone for the benefit of my slow-witted border collie, she looks intently at the tip of my finger.