Sentence examples for slowly having from inspiring English sources

The law of privacy is slowly having an impact on the staple fare of the British tabloid reader.

He speaks incredibly slowly, having learned to do so as a teenager in a successful effort to conquer a stammer.

Powers is trying to take the second edition slowly, having suffered some post-collection exhaustion, which for a while affected her sleep.

Until now, Schwimmer has mostly been working behind the camera and on stage, but seems to be returning to TV slowly, having also recently joined FX's American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson.

3) Don't start too slowly Having opted against the aqua moshpit at the front of the start-line, my decision to take the swim slow and steady almost backfired within 50m.

Economists say that in the recession of the mid-1970s, spending and tax cut measures were enacted too slowly, having an effect only after the economy had already picked up.

"You slowly have to build up your stamina," he says.

"I did feel a certain gravity that was there, that slowly has evaporated".

The days of the pendulum swinging very slowly have become a digital clock ticking very quickly".

The oil group slowly has been recovering from its recent depressed levels.

Seabirds reproduce slowly, have few offspring and live for many years.