Sentence examples for would be far slower from inspiring English sources
London to Manchester would be far slower than the train.
Barring the miraculous, Jeter would be far slower still to the next thousand.
Estimates from the E. coli system suggest that the S domain dissociation would be far slower than an elongation cycle, and thus the Alu domain could re-bind and detach repeatedly while SRP nevertheless maintains ribosome association during ongoing translation.
Her meds-and-sex formula would be far too slow and might not work anyway, since Bob did not appear to suffer from any ailments.
However, the rate of evaporation of ions would be far too slow for this process to establish equilibrium on a laboratory timescale.
The pace of change will be far slower than the impatient Mr Renzi would like.
It would be far better to slow down the huge spending increases planned for the public services, most of all the National Health Service (NHS), over the next three years.
One force -- slower job growth -- would be far preferable for the Fed and would have better results for investors, Mr. Willmore said.
Investors lost faith; regulators slowed, and then froze, listings.A similar chill today would be far costlier, for two reasons.
With house prices and mortgage rates flatter, that process is slowing down.If house prices were to wobble, the outlook would be far worse.
