Sentence examples for there will be slower from inspiring English sources
It must be done: otherwise there will be slower, bumpier, more unreliable trains, and flooding.Even if all goes smoothly, it means serious inconvenience every weekend this summer.
While the Heathrow Express will be running a half hourly service between London Paddington and Heathrow Airport, the Gatwick Express will remain completely closed until 4 January, although there will be slower services running to London Victoria.
"There is the general hope and expectation that, after the Party Congress, there will be slow steady progress in the legal system and improving our political institutions," he added, noting that people specifically mentioned a desire to expand local elections to higher levels of government and to improve methods for appointing officials.
This means the recovery there will be slow: Spain's economy will have contracted by 3.6% in 2009 and 0.6% in 2010, according to IHS Global Insight estimates.
Despite the growth in Asian economies, and the optimism spreading worldwide as a result, "it means there will be slow growth in the U.S". Robyn Meredith is Hong Kong bureau chief for Forbes and the author of The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What it Means for All of Us.
While EU leaders are sanguine that the worst of the crisis is behind them and Europe is projected to achieve low growth over the next year, analysts and officials warn there the employment pickup will be slower.
Conditions will be slower there than in Madrid, and the altitude lower.
There is a risk that growth will be slower than expected so far.
"And since this is a mangrove region, wherever there is oil, regeneration will be slowed down".
Indeed, if some of the pseudo-random trajectories pass close to the saddle, then they will be slowed down there and there is no reason for the time between inspirations to be close to a multiple of the average expiration period.
The next race is in India and I don't believe the car will be slow there either.
