1.   It is another nail in the coffin of deterrence even if the first generation of cruise will be slow for such a role.

2.   The build-up of phase current to its rated value would be too slow for satisfactory operation of the motor at high speeds.

3.   The cold, wet spring meant that business was slow for many retail outlets.

4.   The drive to the airport was too slow for Duncan.

5.   It maybe came down a little bit too slow for him.

6.   Access speeds may still be slow for many purposes in a database environment.

7.   Since those early days, the movement towards this goal has been very slow for economic and political reasons.

8.   And he said that the cost of bringing pay-per-view to homes, combined with the relatively small return, meant that growth would be slow for this business.

9.   After attending the University of Tulsa on a football scholarship, he was deemed too small and too slow for the National Football League.

10.   Brooks traded Bettis to St. Louis, saying he was too slow for his offense.