Sentence examples for being slow to answer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bezos answered questions about why he decided to buy The Post and why he would be interested in buying a newspaper when Amazon had a reputation for being slow to answer reporters' questions.

"Corzine was slow to answer questions," said Peter J. Woolley, a professor of comparative politics at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

During her testimony, Ms. Weeks spoke in halting tones, was slow to answer some questions and sometimes covered her face with her hands.

For instance, in the "Saturday Night Live" sketch based upon the first debate between Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush, Mr. Ferrell's Mr. Bush was slow to answer questions, and steadfastly avoided saying too much lest he misstate a fact.

Asked if she can understand what has triggered the unlikely conversion of the 100-1 outsinto inthethe favourite to be anointed on the 12 September, Cooper is slow to answer, but when she does her response is laced with ominous warnings of what it could mean.

It lists nine items (in English and Spanish) to ask a person stopped for a traffic violation who presents signs of possible disorientation (e.g., who appears confused or is slow to answer questions).

However, they were slow to answer the helm and were not particularly maneuverable.

Hipper was slow to answer her helm and Glowworm struck the cruiser just abaft the anchor.

I was slow to answer, in part because I had to wait for the loud laughter that had erupted all around the table to subside.

There were some comments made about call bells not being answered, or that staff were slow to answer when women called for them.

"The idea being that if you have mirror-sense synaesthesia you're more likely to believe you're being tapped on both sides of the face," says Bowling. "These people are going to find it really hard to focus on what they're actually feeling, and they're going to get confused and make more errors and be slower to answer about whether they're being touched".