Примеры использования Would be slow на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The steps would be slow but sure.
Number seven would be fast, number two would be slow etc etc.
You would be slow too if you were carrying Two-Ton-Two-Horns around, right?
For example they might want to laugh,but the smile would be slow to come.
So, just to summarise,Jeremy would be slower and we would be faster, so you can see why were feeling just a little bit confident.
They didn't tell me that the automatic,even at its best, would be slower.
Employment recovery would be slower than economic recovery, raising the critical issue of how to make recovery of labour markets more rapid and protect vulnerable populations.
But for the brave people on board, close to this massive object,time would be slowed down.
However, the Office considered that progress would be slow because additional IMIS functionality will not be forthcoming in the short term and resources are limited.
There was a precedent for the procedure, and any other procedure would be slow and expensive.
While progress had been made towards social development, continued progress would be slow without stronger partnerships with the international community, civil society and the private sector.
However, given the borderless nature of the Internet,its development and harmonization would be slow and challenging.
The UNCTAD secretariat's prediction in 2001 that recovery in the United States would be slow and erratic, and that Japan and the European Union would not replace the United States as the locomotive of the world economy, had now become common wisdom.
In that regard, the process of re-educating police officers andother public officials would be slow and laborious.
Since an administrative court system would be slow and very costly for those with grievances to be redressed, he wondered whether consideration had been given to an arrangement whereby the Ombudsman would exercise his functions and powers independently but be directly accountable to Parliament through the State Minister on Human Rights; that would be a relatively swift and inexpensive way of correcting administrative injustices.
Since most professors in Finland had tenure for life,progress with regard to the number of women university professors would be slow.
The Caribbean Development Bank cautioned that the rate of increase of visitor arrivals in the following year would be slower due to limits in accommodation capacity.
Experience elsewhere had proved that until genuine political will was put into challenging such stereotypes, change would be slow.
On September 19, 2008, a spokeswoman for the developer announced that construction was continuing on the building, butthat the pace of construction would be slowed until the financial markets recovered from the subprime mortgage crisis.
If you had a sphere with 1000 quads andyou wanted to put a different texture on each quad you would have to draw 1000 planes and that would be slow.
Some of the CO2 may move under the influence of any natural flow through the geological formation although it is expected this would be slow if the reservoir is one which is regarded as well suited for storage.
As long asinternational terrorism exploited democratic, multicultural and multi-religious societies, progress towards implementing a transformative post-2015 development agenda would be slowed.
The country was much rougher and more barren than in the green vale of the Great River in Wilderland on the other side of the range, and their going would be slow; but they hoped in this way to escape the notice of unfriendly eyes.
In this scenario, the difficulties faced by several European economies will slow global economic growth, but emerging solutions and an easing of the uncertainties hovering over international financial markets could mean another year of growth for the region,although the pace would be slower than in 2010 and 2011.
It would be certainly possible to grow without an investor for a few years but,particularly abroad, it would be slower than we would like.
However, resources and logistics were needed to achieve peace and development in Africa; otherwise,progress would be slow and crises would persist.
The falling global GDP would have an impact on human development in the short, medium and long term,thus recovery would be slow and arduous.
Was that because of a qualitatively different policy, or simply a reflection of the fact that ensuring equality for the Roma community would be slower and more difficult to achieve?
The single undertaking required parallel progress on allareas of the agenda; if progress was slow on agriculture, it would be slow on everything else.
It would be too slow for you.