Bureaucracy and success slow innovation.
It has—fitfully, but with increasing success, slowed deforestation enough that it has reduced its carbon emissions more than any nation on earth.
Malone bothered the league's two most recent most valuable players, Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett, in the previous series, so he should have success slowing Wallace.
With the success — slow at first — of the "Evil Dead" pictures, he found doors gradually opening to him, but in 1994 he closed most of them and walked away from filmmaking for a while.
They will then return to the Pepsi Center next week to play the only other team in the West which is likewise currently undefeated, the very dangerous-looking Pelicans, featuring an Anthony Davis who Denver has had little success slowing down in the past.
Nor was its success slowed by accusations that its melody too-closely resembled that of The Fray's 2005 song "Over My Head" (the band was later given songwriting credit and thus, a share of "Closer's" publishing royalties).
Thus, developing alternative or adjunct therapies to currently available anti-VEGF drugs may increase treatment success, slow AMD progression, and improve VA outcomes.
The other techniques offered some successes: slow-and-low is a great way to cook beef, as long as you can spare the time, and can go to the trouble of making a sauce separately.
Glory: a greater thing than success, but slower.
When Mr. Trowbridge's grandfather, Robb Sagendorph, founded the magazine in 1935, success came slower than Boston's Great Molasses Flood.
