Sentence examples for slower climb from inspiring English sources

Instead, it will be pegged to the slower climb in the cost of shopping, before being squeezed down further next year.

Administrators of flexible programs also say that employees who work reduced hours, while still promotable, may experience a slower climb up the career ladder.

Ellis took a slower climb, and after a couple of brief call-ups, he made his breakthrough in 2010, when he lived with the veteran Brad Ausmus for the summer.

There was hard sense amidst his professional nonsense: he was one of the few performers who declined to be represented by the agent Lew Grade, figuring that Lew's cigar-waving promises of early appearances at the Palladium would be bad for his career and that a slower climb would last longer.

But if lift is strong, typically either from thermals or wave, the disadvantage of slower climbs is outweighed by the higher cruising speeds between lift areas.

This is much faster than muscle fibres, for example, which use a slower, climbing mechanism to achieve contraction.

Unemployment continued its slow climb.

Now begins the slow climb, to the 65-m.p.h.

Last year was a slow climb toward getting back in shape.

Sales dropped drastically in 2008 and 2009, then started a long, slow climb.

Contador continues his slow climb up the standings, after a bad start to the race.