Sentence examples similar to slowed out from inspiring English sources

Despite critiques of the program [ 87], the OSD has narrowed the gap between salaries at home and abroad [ 88] and the OSD has been cited as one factor that appears to have slowed out-migration and promoted return [ 89], especially for nurses who registered significant improvements in their pay and benefits.

Part of it has to be the consumer is slowing out there".

The work is really, really, really slow out there".

The 27-year-old was again slow out of the blocks in Brussels, but powered past his rivals in the last 40 metres to win.

At first, you'll go slow out of fear of hitting the wake.

"Unfortunately he was first in the gates and a bit slow out," he said.

This might sound strange but read the textbook slower out loud.

If your boat is slow "out of the hole" or lacks top-end speed, you might have the wrong propeller.

"You can't slow down out there".

That means slow, out-of-focus shots via the standard flash and sharpness detection that most other cameras use.

"Then I didn't get to do my final lap, the McLarens were doing very slow out-laps so I didn't get my second lap.