Even if it were enabled on the network, results would be slow to return and potentially return lists of hundreds of devices to choose from.
School groups, a typically solid source of income, will be slow to return, given the classroom time lost because of the storm.
What is the problem that could happen? A. The accelerator pedal on the recalled models could become stuck in a partly depressed position, or it could be slow to return to idle.
Despite a rush to view any announced megadeal as a harbinger of a revived M.& A. market, deal premiums may actually decline -- and the heady days of merger mania may be slow to return.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) says: "The country's oil industry was highly dependent on foreign companies but many will be slow to return until the situation on the ground is completely safe".
But analysts note that G.E. has been slower to return to a growth path than other industrial equipment makers, including Honeywell, Emerson Electric and Tyco.
A few readers who commented on last week's post suggested that unmarried women experience more discrimination than married women do, and that's why they are slower to return to work.
The United States has lost more jobs than in any other recession in the last 70 years — and jobs have been slower to return, as this chart from Economix shows: In raw numbers, we lost more than eight million jobs, most of which have not returned.
Credit has been slower to return to prerecession levels than in any downturn over the last 40 years, with the exception of the 1990-91 rElizabeth ElizA.eth A. Duke, one of five sitting governors on the Fed's board, said in a speech in Columbus, Ohio, citing new research by the central bank.
