Sentence examples for slowest from inspiring English sources
The phrase "slowest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the speed of one thing to others, indicating that it has the least speed among them. Example: "Out of all the runners, she was the slowest, finishing the race last."
adjective
En-superlative of slow
Ofgem said it was satisfied with the information given so far over response times for most distribution network operators [DNO] but wanted more from SSE and UKPN which were the slowest.
The first of us will be there in nine hours, the slowest in almost 30.
The key non-farm payrolls report showed 126,000 jobs were added in March, almost half the number economists had been predicting and the slowest job creation since December 2013.
During the slowest economic recovery since records began, there was precious little of that.
However, its skills base remains low, with one of the slowest increases in high-skilled workers, and in 2014 Coventry had the third-highest rate of residents with no qualifications.
Now, as well as the above, the black market tunnels between Gaza and Egypt are bringing KFC deliveries, although the door-to-door service of around four hours makes it possibly the slowest fast-food around.
"Oh that's shit, that's shit," said one cuber of Zemdegs' last solve – 9.12 seconds, his slowest of the finals at the championship in Las Vegas.
For the entire fiscal year to end-March 2013 GDP increased by just 5%, the slowest in a decade.The benefits of hindsightThe IMF admitted that it had badly underestimated the problems facing Greece at the time of the country's first bail-out in 2010.
Economic growth in the first quarter fell to 7%, the slowest annual figure in six years, but stocks have more than doubled in value since the middle of 2014.
While German exports have risen steadily, Italy's are struggling and the Italian economy is the slowest-growing of the big countries in the euro-area.
But it suits the conservative establishment to retain the severe lèse-majesté law as a weapon against anyone who threatens their privileges.After the 2006 coup the army and its allies in the bureaucracy ran the country dismally, and Thailand's economy is now among the region's slowest-growing.
