Sentence examples for slow entry from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month network executives did confirm that in a private meeting the chairman of NBC's corporate parent, General Electric, John F. Welch, had lobbed some tough questions at Mr. Sassa about NBC's slow entry into the reality show game.

The cinematography is by Gregg Toland, and some moments, such as the truck's slow entry into a laborers' camp, are as haunting as photographs by Walker Evans, Dorothea Lange, and other great documentary artists of the period.

Because of the slow entry into the digital realm of Viacom, Comedy Central's parent, and an almost crippling deal point in Mr. Stone's and Mr. Parker's contract, the lewd, rude, crudely animated and mordantly funny series — one that began with a viral video before the term even existed — has barely had a presence as an avalanche of user-generated entertainment hit the Web.

The slow entry speeds imply that all the snow-AMMs studied in this work were likely derived from asteroids.

The release profile suggests a slow entry speed into the atmosphere and a heating temperature less than 500°C for this sample.

Although a point satisfying both the diameter and the temperature is beyond the simulated area, slow entry velocity (< 10 km/s) is implied.

McElherron's material is quite macabre, and audiences and actors alike could have benefited from a slower entry into these dark, imagined worlds.

Right now we're getting ready to provide a little bit slower entry".

For the most part the reforms focused on slowing entry onto long-term disability cash transfers by keeping newly impaired workers in the labor market.

Given these differential effects on female labor transitions, we conclude by suggesting that the observed reduction in the labor participation rate among eligible women after the AUH in comparison with a more stable trend for non-eligible women is mainly explained by a slower entry of eligible women into the labor force and not to a significant increase in the exit rate.

These results suggest that DDB2 deficiency, by promoting a down-regulation of the replication genes during tumor cell growth, leads to the slowed entry into the G1/S transition and the S phase of the cell cycle.