Sentence examples for conspicuously slow from inspiring English sources

Despite allegations of corruption, massive budget overruns and a conspicuously slow pace, the court's donors, including the United States, continue to fund it.

Even if they did not have it in mind to bring down Gordon Brown, they and other members of the cabinet were conspicuously slow to prop him up.

The local police and fire fighters were conspicuously slow in arriving.

Alonso started the season with a dog of a car and although that dog is now good enough for Crufts it is still conspicuously slower than the Red Bulls and the McLarens.

The retrograde flow of actin is conspicuously evident in relatively slow-moving cells such as fibroblasts and the growth cones of neuronal cells (Wang, 1985; Okabe and Hirokawa, 1991; Lin et al., 1996), but not in fast-moving cells such as keratocytes (Theriot and Mitchison, 1991; Jay, 2000).

With awkward slow-motion effects, clunky transitions and pregnant zooms that seem conspicuously in the wrong speed or otherwise a little off, Mr. Oliver's film aims for a glossy mainstream aesthetic without the budget or skills to match.

Bonnie, with tattoos and waist-length braids, is the only black mom amongst a slew of predominantly older, white mothers, and it's a point that, conspicuously, never really comes up. .

How conspicuously?

I felt conspicuously human.

Gloria was conspicuously absent.

Modelo conspicuously does not.