Sentence examples for slowly in the case of from inspiring English sources
[C9.] Speculation on Condit Interview With information trickling out ever so slowly in the case of the missing Washington intern Chandra Levy, speculation is building about who might get an interview with Representative Gary A. Condit, the California Democrat who was said by Ms. Levy's relatives to have had an affair with her.
With information trickling out ever so slowly in the case of the missing Washington intern Chandra Levy, that question is now being raised in regard to Representative Gary A. Condit, the California Democrat who was said by Ms. Levy's relatives to have had an affair with her.
We predict that the pair-correlation function should falloff more slowly in the case of resting or weakly driven activity, than in the case of stronger stimuli.
In both wild-type cells and gskA null cells nuclear DNA accumulates at each of the spindle poles prior to cytokinesis, albeit more slowly in the case of gskA null cells (Fig. 4C).
An analysis of weight loss showed, however, that the degradation occurred more slowly than in the case of poly(lactic acid) of similar molar masses and chain architecture.
Obviously, in this case, the formed elemental sulfur oxidizes slowly; and in the case of the mixture, sulfur interacts with anatase.
Chemical and physical changes may occur very slowly, as in the case of Ontake volcano, or may occur very quickly on the scale of days at more open system volcanoes such as Poás.
When good young players come through they tend to do so slowly until, as in the case of Milner, it gradually seems obvious that they should be part of the first team.
In other cases, the deterioration went more slowly, for example in the case of dementia or frailty due to old age.
And between 1984 and 2009 there were a hundred and thirty-three instances of brain damage — not slowly accruing damage, as in the case of C.T.E., but damage upon impact.
As a plant approaches exit, its average wage falls, but more slowly than it rises in the case of growing plants.
