Sentence examples for appallingly slow from inspiring English sources
Justice is also appallingly slow, particularly in São Paulo state, which accounts for some 45% of the cases in the country, according to Maria Thereza Sadek of the University of São Paulo.
Altogether, the four subsidiaries account for around $5.5 billion of the bank's dud loans.The government and Crédit Lyonnais's regulators were appallingly slow to wake up to the extent of its problems.
A new study reveals that American hospitals have been appallingly slow to adopt electronic records, just as previous studies have shown that American physicians have been very slow to computerize their operations.
The appallingly slow coordination and mobilization of relief in the wake of Katrina was a well-documented nightmare and made the public's (and government's) need for a better model for geo-coordination frighteningly clear.
The appallingly slow rate of deletion of hate speech on these networks shows either that these networks do not take the complaints of their own users seriously enough, or that the problem of sifting through billions of posts a day is far larger than any of the companies can deal with.
Not only was there not a shot-blocking threat, but Christmas was appallingly slow on his rotation to help.
Doyle called it "appallingly slow-witted TV", "mediocre and maddeningly pointless".
The slow, insidious disintegration towards the point where murder makes perfect sense is appalling, and appallingly plausible, in its inevitability.
New Delhi, Moscow and São Paulo also did appallingly.
And, appallingly, Blair obeyed.
