Sentence examples for will be slow with from inspiring English sources
Play will be slow, with players hacking out of deep rough, taking their time to read putts on unfamiliar greens and conserving energy while walking the course's hilly terrain.
Increasing the frequency of favourable alleles at these QTN will be slow with conventional selection methods because quantitative traits are defined by many QTN and the low levels of recombination during meiosis limit the rate at which favourable alleles can occur together in selected individuals.
Sewing will be slow with this project.
Progress elsewhere will be slower with some in football hoping changes in government personnel, or, less probably, success for England at Euro 2012, results in the issue slipping down the agenda.
Economic growth will be slow and uneven, with plenty of risks.
The increase will be slow but broad, with no single sector dominating the gains, Mr. Pradilla said.
The process will be slow, painful and fraught with problems.
"Organic growth will be slow and costly, so teaming up with a local bank is the best strategy to tackle the retail market and Bank of Communications is the best fit amongst all the banks".
The survey showed 15% of firms reported job cuts, increasing fears that Britain's labour market will be slow to recover from this recession, as with previous downturns.
Sani also agrees with Edwards that change will be slow.
