Sentence examples for surprisingly slowly from inspiring English sources
Design is becoming more eclectic, but surprisingly slowly in some respects.
Digital radios, which are easier to tune and have more stations, have sold surprisingly slowly.
Over the past 25 years American incomes have become less equally distributed, typical wages have grown surprisingly slowly for such a healthy economy and the real wages of the least skilled have actually fallen.
Day and Kenworthy noticed that CTB bound to COS-7 cells diffused surprisingly slowly for a lipid-bound protein and speculated that an interaction with a protein might slow its diffusion (Day et al., 2012).
And here, moving surprisingly stiffly and slowly, comes leonine John Warner of Virginia, the man who replaced Thurmond as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee a couple of years ago when Thurmond acknowledged that he had aged beyond the task.
Despite her isolation, Charlotte found life at Cranbourne Lodge surprisingly agreeable, and slowly became reconciled to her situation.
"Manchester by the Sea" — Kenneth Lonergan's drama, which follows a burnout Boston janitor (Casey Affleck) unexpectedly saddled with custody of his teen-age nephew (Lucas Hedges), has tragic heft, small-town texture, and the patience to play its cards slowly and surprisingly.
However, whereas measurement of internal dose is increasing rapidly in PBDE studies (β = 6.32; p = 0.01), it surprisingly tends to decrease slowly in PCB studies (β = -0.33; p = 0.09).
While the rest of the world seems to be marching to war, Sri Lanka, wearied by a military stalemate after 18 years of war, is walking slowly, haltingly and surprisingly toward peace.
"Surprisingly, [the truck driver] drove very slowly, not fast.
