Sentence examples for slowly means from inspiring English sources

They know that working slowly means that more patients will be sent to nearby private hospitals, which employ those same surgeons to undertake operations on a case-by-case basis.

Eating more slowly means you'll chew more, eliminating the possibility.

Rolling up too slowly means the coils are loose inside the roller.

However, moving slowly means it's easy to drop a foot to the ground if you lose your balance.

The IFS shows Labour plans to reduce the deficit more slowly mean a £5bn cut, 10 times less than the Tories, so why don't they boast about that and sound the alarm?

In a keynote speech to the Tory conference, he said Labour's proposal for reducing spending more slowly meant their cuts "wouldn't be smaller - they would be bigger and last longer".

Again, Wheatley's sentence unfolds its grandeur slowly, by means of a grammatical inversion.

Perhaps more importantly bank lending continues to grow slowly, which means there is a chance monetary policy might work.

When I was my sons' age, news of a rare bird travelled slowly, by means of a mysterious blend of rumour and fact known as the grapevine.

But the sea here is so clean and cold, things grow very slowly, which means they taste better, and there is so much algae for them to eat".

"Protein is converted to glucose very slowly, which means your cells aren't flooded with more glucose than they can cope with‚" he explains.