Sentence examples for that much slow from inspiring English sources

However, in the specified electric field range for the experiments carried out here, rate of heating will not be as a matter of fact that much slow though.

"Obviously, this makes German organisations that much slower.

Button was less than a second behind Alonso despite using the 'hard' tyre, which is at least that much slower than the 'soft'soft

According to Alex Wodak, president of the Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation, the trials will just make the process of actually legalization pot that much slower.

Now, Mr. Peters said, "the layoffs are proceeding, but slower than that, much slower.

Speeds on the old circuit were not that much slower than those on the track in use now.

We don't have to watch the polyester dry, but it wouldn't have been that much slower.

TiPd0.2 or Ta do not corrode that much slower than steel in order to justify, from the viewpoints of technical properties and economy to prefer them to steel as container material for final disposal of nuclear waste.

He therefore cannot take risks he might otherwise, and at the same time, he has to beat a man who is not that much slower than him consistently enough to close that gap.

Few extinctions have been tied to man-made global warming so far, but the report points out that much slower episodes of climate change over millions of years caused significant ecosystem changes and the disappearance of numerous species.

In other words, even if your competition is completely mediocre, they're still making your progress that much slower because you're vying for the same customers, investors, and press.