Sentence examples for been slow to commit from inspiring English sources

PC manufacturers and retailers have been slow to commit to significant price reductions.

Wealthy nations have been slow to commit the money necessary for debt relief, and the World Bank has insisted on an intensive review of how third-world countries will use money made available when debt is forgiven.

At the same time, with the economy slowing, the established national advertisers that Yahoo was counting on to replace the dot-com companies have been slow to commit themselves to new spending.

During the previous two decades, Germany had increasingly resented its position as the paymaster of Europe, and even prior to 2011, it had been slow to commit funds that were greater than those that other large member countries designated to EU ventures.

The vaunted Republican network of high-dollar donors and fund-raisers, for so long a fear factor for Democrats, has been slow to commit itself to the 2012 presidential candidates, contributing to the faltering start of the party's drive to unseat President Obama.

In a statement announcing Blitz's closure, Mr Oliver said: "Major clients have felt unable to commit to investment in significant projects, others have changed strategy whilst appearing committed, and others have been slow to commit at all - all of these things have continued to hurt our finances.

It's not at all surprising that men are slow to commit.

At Condé Nast Traveler, advertisers are being slow to commit, and financial services and real estate ads are plummeting, the publisher, Lisa Hughes, said.

Mr. Tullis said that the older people who come into his labs will often be slow to commit to a mouse click.

When Greek debt was revealed to be at critical levels, she was slow to commit German taxpayers' money to a bailout fund, and in 2011 she blocked a French and American proposal for coördinated European action.

Transactions were slow to commit, always irreversible, and anything but confidential.