Sentence examples for been slow to evolve from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, regulation of these procedures has been slow to evolve.
A nearly iconic fact of life in the United States, urban sprawl had been slow to evolve in Europe.
"Unfortunately, policies on pensions, treatment for chronic diseases, and support for family and community carers have been slow to evolve compared with the fast rise in the numbers of older people".
While some commercial systems are already available for limited applications one Japanese device scans mail for contraband drugs–a machine to scan airline passengers has been slow to evolve, mainly due to the difficulty of creating the terahertz radiation.
For a sport that traditionally has been slow to evolve, sometimes to the point of self-destruction, the rate of change has had a dizzying effect, and is certain to be in evidence as the 2019 season begins.
Perhaps more than others, they've been slow to evolve and they've struggled, because, as they say, Rome wasn't built in a day.
But without AOL (or some company like it) you could argue that people would have been slower to adopt the Internet, and the web as we know it today would have been slower to evolve.
One analyst said Sir Jonathan - responsible for much of the look of the iPod, iPhone and other devices - could now help reinvigorate the look of Apple's software, which has been slower to evolve than Google's Android.
While awareness of the puppy mill problem is growing, humane regulation at the state and federal level has been slower to evolve.
Fashion outside of major cities has always been slower to evolve, so whether that means the sagged, Dopey the Dwarf look is on a slow Shakespearean exit or ingrained into the culture is yet to be seen.
