Of course, Microsoft often moves slowly for a very good reason: It doesn't want to cannibalize its cash cows.
We join the Arctic Sunrise as it moves slowly up Sermilik Fjord.
London clay is cut away and the giant tube moves slowly forward.
She moves slowly down a broad walkway between crowd control barriers, crossing first to one side, then to the other, accepting bouquets and smiling broadly.
He moves slowly and stiffly -- 56 years old and on the verge of retirement -- but he's impatient with protocol and evidently resentful about his lack of advancement.
Meanwhile, he moves slowly, and with minimal fanfare, to privatise state assets, to squeeze the public payroll, to curb the trade unions and generally to administer the sort of liberal medicine South Africa needs.
In particular, he moves slowly and, on the crucial division, had arrived later into the lobby, immediately before the division bell and had been duly ushered into the "wrong" lobby by an officious government whip.
Change moves slowly in the Kingdom.
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Ellison counters that SAP moves too slowly to update for the Internet age and will suffer for it.
Frictional drag means the air closest to the surface of the fuselage moves more slowly than the rest.
By its nature, legislation moves more slowly than financial innovation, so the rules never catch up to market practices.
Moves are also in train to try to integrate, albeit slowly, the continent's fragmented markets.
The paper says moves to equalise the tax system would have to be carried out more slowly to avoid a sudden fall in living standards.
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