Sentence examples for be rather slow in from inspiring English sources

While both the E.U. and the U.S. have formally committed to this principle, the E.U. is known to be a frontrunner in partnership-based development, while the U.S. was found to be rather slow in implementing this agenda.

Some of them might reply to your enquiry immediately; others might be rather slow in doing so.

As a consequence, recurrent selective sweeps are commonly thought to be rather slow in these systems.

The latter reaction is rather slow, in agreement with the large intrinsic barriers characterizing proton transfers between CH-acids and carbon bases.

Although infant mortality is declining worldwide, the pace of decline has been rather slow in India.

Skype does offer mobile applications, but it has been rather slow in launching and improving them.

But so far, the education revolution has been rather slow in arriving.

Unexpectedly, the growth rate of P. purpureum was rather slow in F/2 medium and the final biomass concentration obtained was only 2.58 g/L.

It is well-suited for work in upland hunting in dense cover, and although the Clumber is rather slow in the field compared to other spaniels, it is a quiet worker with a fine nose and good stamina.

Because oxygen consumption rate is much higher than oxygen diffusion rate that is rather slow in aqueous solutions, it is likely that fermentation starts much before oxygen is exhausted from the headspace, thus leading to two peaks of similar sizes.

It was reported previously that the Ca2+ current flow through the HCN2 channel triggered by hyperpolarization pulses is rather slow in comparison with that seen in other Ca2+ channels (Yu et al, 2004).