Sentence examples for slowly early from inspiring English sources
"It's a shame they went so slowly early on because then it turned into a dash to the line," Doyle said.
Perhaps the most extraordinary development has been in the Netherlands, where the number of unemployed workers has begun to rise rapidly after rising relatively slowly early in the credit crisis.
Despite agreement on the law and the desired outcome of the case within the administration as a whole, there has been mounting frustration at the White House and the State Department, where officials feel that the Justice Department and immigration authorities moved too slowly early in the case and showed too much deference to Elian's relatives in Miami.
Across all rootstocks, scions with spreading growth habits grew rapidly in April and May and achieved most seasonal growth earlier than scions with upright growth habits that grew slowly early in the season.
Since the early detection of MTCs is associated with excellent prospects for cure and MTCs – like all highly differentiated tumours – mostly tend to grow slowly, early diagnosis and treatment play an important role despite the low prevalence of MTC.
The recorded observations indicate that blended cement concrete especially with olive's seed ash and CCA gain strength slowly at early curing age.
Promising millions of new jobs in alternative energy production industries, retrofitting and weatherizing existing structures, and upgrading the nation's power and communications grids, this plan has unfolded slowly despite early promises of 'shovel-ready' work from prior stimulus packages.
Type 2 diabetes develops slowly, while early posttransplant NODAT has a sudden onset.
The annual responses to selection started slowly in early years and remained somewhat irregular in later years.
A potential exception is provided by mutations in SETX that are linked to a rare dominant slowly progressing early onset motor neuron disease (ALS4) [ 14].
Thus, the health of persons in high SEP declines relatively slowly in early and mid-adulthood, but at older ages the rate of decline accelerates resulting in lower health inequalities [ 48].
