Sentence examples for slower course from inspiring English sources

A person close to the company said last week that it would proceed with this slower course.

BRUSSELS — In an era when industries are competing to shrink their carbon footprints, shipping has charted a slower course.

Perhaps the most influential advocate of a slower course is William Eskridge Jr., a Yale law professor, copious writer and litigator in support of gay rights, and author of an amicus brief in the Prop 8 case that reads very much like what the appeals court actually decided.

Mr. Obama argued for a slower course, saying, "We are going to want to make sure that we can continue to move towards less emphasis on nuclear weapons," and, he added, to "make sure that our conventional weapons capability is an effective deterrent in all but the most extreme circumstances".

Several lines of evidence have stressed in recent years the importance of HLA class I genotype in predicting progression [34], [35], [36] with certain alleles associated with a slower course of the infection.

This 'deleted'low-copypy' mouse undergoes a slower course of disease, over many months.

The Monaco street track is at once the slowest course on the calendar and one of the most dangerous.

It is known that, because of the slow course of aging, the nervous system can compensate and maintain adequate function even in centenarians.

If you accidentally happen upon one, you must immediately steer a wide (and slow) course away from it, remaining at least 1,250 feet distant.

As you have noted, the Social Security trust fund is on a slow course to insolvency as the nation's baby boomers reach retirement age.

The slow course of gastrointestinal research in autism — still a controversial subject — has fewer public-health implications than dropping vaccine rates do, but it is an interesting footnote, one of the odd legacies of Wakefield's work.