Sentence examples for slower service from inspiring English sources
The British taxpayer pays far more for his ticket and gets a vastly slower service.
After that amount or that interval, you go back to the free, slower service.
No business ever bounced back to health by rushing to offer slower service and turning customers away.
"You have a choice, but it's dial-up," said Mr. Balick, referring to dial-up Internet access, which provides considerably slower service.
In his first interview in his current job, he advised passengers forced to stand to take a later or slower service.
The Corzine administration's new round of cuts will probably lead to more widespread and visible disruptions: the closing of some state parks, the elimination of evening and weekend hours at the Motor Vehicles Commission, and slower service in unemployment offices.
And even customers who stay with FedEx may shift from express shipments to less expensive, slower services, he said.
If you really like ferries, you can make your way from Sête in France and Genoa in Italy but these are much slower services.
Mass transportation services that have higher capacity (passengers per hour) and offer faster, more reliable service (e.g., rail rapid transit) are more costly, in terms of both capital and operating costs, than lower-capacity, slower services (e.g., buses).
The lack of investment has meant slower services and more accidents.
If the definition of broadband is changed, many current — read: slower — services would no longer qualify.
