Sentence examples for slower building from inspiring English sources

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The video deconstructs the components of invention and innovation, dethroning the age-old "creation myth" of creativity as something that comes from "divine inspiration" or singular genius, and demonstrating that "new ideas" are really the product of a much slower, building block-like process that begins with copying, moves on to transformation, and thrives through creative combination.

The slow building climate has enabled him to adjust his game plan and build smaller houses that are less expensive.

Then a slow, building rumble like rolling thunder that will not stop as the tower cascades toward the ground.

Before the Manhattan store opening, on 23 March, the brand was sold online and in department store concessions, slowing building a dedicated fanbase.

Working against the slow building of the music, Mr. Rhoden and his dancers (Sant'gria Bello, Mr. Mann and William Isaac) capture all the pent-up force and angry, resigned frustration of the song.

"People won't see too much difference in the short term, it will be a slow building process.

Like other Internet-based disease monitoring, Wikipedia searches can tell us more about sudden outbreaks than the slow building of an endemic disease.

The club has been in a lot of debt, we're in a slow building process over the next couple of years and we've got to keep that on the ground, and that's what I want to do".

That political powerlessness sparked a slow building revolution in the city's majority black population.

In both cases, earthquakes are caused by the slow building of pressure as the two plates move relative to one another, but remained locked together at the fault line.