Sentence examples for slow means from inspiring English sources

"Slow" means local, grown with respect and integrity, and with thought to the consequences.

But slow news has one other pervasive characteristic: slow means slow.

Being fast means relying on pre-existing ideas and assumptions; being slow means being open to seeing the world in new ways.

Slow means doing things at the right speed - sometimes fast, sometimes slow, or sometimes choosing not to do them at all.

But sometimes slow means contemplative,  as it does in Akintunde Akinleye's shots of a clouded-over  city, and Charles Okereke's figures under a sunset sky.

Slow means that Alabama Chanin is run on the tenets of the Slow Food movement, which essentially challenges one to use local ingredients harvested and put together in a socially and environmentally responsible way.

Being an extremely painful and slow means of suicide, it was favoured under Bushidō (warrior code) as an effective way to demonstrate the courage, self-control, and strong resolve of the samurai and to prove sincerity of purpose.

5 Slow means that the temporal granularity of the OLTPC is much larger than the fast fading varies.

Starting off slow, Means (26-7-1 MMA, 8-4 UFC) found his rhythm, throwing dynamic punching combinations, knees to the body, and a bevvy of elbows.

By the mid-1950s, however, improved highways and the increase in air travel meant that the Old Bay Line's 12-hour transit time between Baltimore and Norfolk was a comparatively slow means of transportation.

So, the future prices of RSS3 follow a slow mean-reversion process.