Sentence examples for will get slower from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, it will get slower next week".

"Coach told me every time I play, the game will get slower.

The knowledge-based CAD system has a huge demand for computing power and, as the database grows, it will get slower and less efficient.Dr Tourassi, however, has been thinking about this problem.

Deri Jones, CEO of Scivisum agrees: "Customers far away from the servers will get slower journey speed (a millisecond here and there can quickly add up to several seconds for a content-heavy web page), so they must consider the use of global content delivery network or cloud networks to get their content closer to their customers".

"Because we chose what's almost always the best from a long list of materials, performance is likely to decrease – computers will get slower, engines will be less efficient and so on – if we start making substitutions," Graedel says.

The game will get slow, glitchy and potentially crash!

If you tense up and start gripping the stick too much your speed will gradually get slower over time not faster, as your technique deteriorates.

Hotels, he said, now must choose "either to not increase the amount of bandwidth, so everybody will get much slower service to the point where you'll think you're on a dial-up connection," or upgrade and essentially put in a metered fee-based system.

In the first, the mainstream AI research train will get significantly slower or has already stopped.

Eating breakfast will make you feel so much better, and your sugar will get low slower.

"In reply Joyce made batting look easy, his 117 including 17 fours, but from a position of 131 -2 Sussex rather lost their way, losing their last eight wickets for 98. "20 wickets in the day might suggest this is a difficult batting surface, but Joyce believes the wicket will flatten out and get slower, and Sussex know this match is far from over despite a healthy lead of 142".