Sentence examples for also slow to react from inspiring English sources

They said that the mayor was also slow to react in 1998 when big companies began moving some operations to New Jersey because of Manhattan's shortage of office space.

The Manchester City keeper was also slow to react for Andreas Weimann's winner for Aston Villa last weekend, was beaten at a corner by Cardiff striker Fraizer Campbell in August and allowed a shot from James Morrison to go straight through him during England's victory against Scotland at Wembley.

Too slow to react, too slow to face the truth.

The MCE could also communicate the current available capacity on the wireless links to the WCE, but this mechanism will be too slow to react to changing conditions.

Gloaguen also hopes the guide book will send a strong message to the French governement, which he said has been too slow to react to the migrant crisis.

It's clear the EU and its member states have been far too slow to react.

But pharmaceutical executives admit they have been too slow to react.

The UN agency has been accused of being too slow to react.

Much of this has to do with the decline of the heavily unionised manufacturing sector, but the labour movement has also been slow to react.

Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, was nowhere to be seen.Britain was also notably slow to react when Barack Obama announced he was forming a coalition to defeat Islamic State last September.

Law enforcement agencies at the state level have also been largely slow to react to increasing cybercrime.