Sentence examples for been slow to write from inspiring English sources

Banks have been slow to write off bad loans.

The Internal Revenue Service has been slow to write rules governing the law's so-called employer mandate.

Agencies have been slow to write the regulations, including the provision known as the Volcker Rule, which seeks to prevent financial institutions with government backing from placing bets with their own capital.

Mr. Wada said developers had been slower to write games for PlayStation 3 because of the greater complexity of the console's main processor, the high-speed multi-core Cell Chip.

Currently, this technique is only useful for archiving, because it is slow to write and decode, but the density of information is higher than for Blu-Ray discs or hard drives.

In the mean time, asset prices continued to fall, banks were slow to write off their portfolios of non-performing loans, and the financial crisis claimed another victim, Lehman Brothers.

If this happens, the computer appears busy and is slow to write and read things from your hard disk.

And the banks have been slow to realise loan losses, to write off unsustainable personal and business debt and to lend again.

(As Ryan Lizza wrote, Twitter has been slow to respond to user complaints).

Banks in Japan have been notoriously slow to write off bad loans, even when there is little or no chance they will be repaid.

By comparison, the highest estimates of the bad-loan situation in Japan, where banks have been in desperate straits for a decade and are very slow to write loans off, put the size of the problem at 15percentt or less of outstanding loans.