Sentence examples for slowly there would from inspiring English sources

Were they maneuvering the hairpin turn at the corner and driving much more slowly, there would be time to get off a second or third shot, and the tourists wouldn't have to scramble back onto the matted lawn. .

The results of our analysis suggest that when FBT use grows annually with an increase of 2%, while the use of OTFC decreases and use of FPNS and IFNS increases more slowly, there would be a €2.6 million decrease in the overall budget for the period 2012 2015, which represents a 0.5% decrease in total expected costs of BTcP, due to lower drug and health care resource utilization costs.

If it grew more slowly, there'd be concern over how slow the "new normal" growth rate would be and whether it would be enough to lift the incomes of a country whose per capita GDP is only around $7,000.

"The system worked will in the past - you saw a sport develop slowly, then there would be championships.

He and his younger sister would visit their dad on set sometimes, but everything moved so slowly there, with the same scenes being reshot endlessly.

She started slowly there, reading to children and feeding them.

He made me practice everything excruciatingly slowly so that there wouldn't be any mistakes.

If the animals grow slowly, they reasoned, there would be a sudden jump in carbon-14 levels in the part of the animals' jaws that formed following the tests.

The refocusing of the lights was proceeding more slowly than expected, and there would be no time before the rehearsal for "Theme and Variations" to lift the sets for "Sleeping Beauty," which had been lowered into position.

That we would slowly go into it and there wouldn't be such jagged edges to all of the sudden rebuilding being upon you.

The harsh reality is that without dirty money from companies that pollute, exploit and slowly choke regular people to death, there would be no art.