Sentence examples for been slower to return from inspiring English sources

But while locals are moving forward, visitors from other countries have been slower to return.

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.

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.

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.

Overseas tourists have been slow to return to the country.

Klopp has never been slow to return the praise.

Criminality is on the increase, as ordinary police have been slow to return to the streets.

They promised they would be back, but they have been slow to return.

The Polish government too has been slow to return looted art, Mr. Fischer said.

And yet the capital, playing it cool, has at times been slow to return the embrace.

Though he now has a clean bill of health, his old rhythm has been slow to return.