Sentence examples for times slow from inspiring English sources

The auction was at times slow.

His play is an ebullient, garrulous, uneven (business is some times slow) cautionary tale.

Indian times; pioneer times; slow, serene island time: on Sauvie Island, all three are palpably in the air.

The federal response, at times slow and disorganized, has been a matter of grave concern to this state, with its fragile and complicated coastline.

There were also frustrations that progress was at times slow and certain aspects of the project had not been dealt with as they had hoped, such as the llack of drugs in the health centre.

He was never threatened in the race but Rosberg rounded on Hamilton, suggesting he was at times slow, so potentially drawing the German into the clutches of a chasing Sebastian Vettel in his Ferrari.

Against a backdrop of religious and political divisions, Seiffert's even prose is melodious, if at times slow-moving.

Making our response times slower and slower can only worsen risks to public safety.

Global supply chains minimising labour costs for each manufacturing step involves true challenges by reintroducing long transport lead times; slow-steaming amplifies these effects.

That's 32 times slower than regular footage and four times slower than standard slow motion.

A nonmodified control surface induced coagulation 3.5 times slower.