Sentence examples for far slower to from inspiring English sources

China has been far slower to abandon them.

They are more leveraged than their American peers, the charge goes, and far slower to recognise bad debts.

We might gripe over their wages, but we're far slower to acknowledge the risks they face every time they go to work.

But scholars have been far slower to cotton on to the fact that later Arabic and Greek literature is permeated by Mesopotamian ideas, images and stories.

Nearly all other whale species, by contrast, have been far slower to rebound, with some scientists estimating that none have reached even half of their former numbers.

Tom Vilsack, the secretary of agriculture who fired Sherrod without questioning the video's patently spurious provenance, was far slower to reverse himself than the N.A.A.C.P. Good for him that he seemed genuinely chagrined once he did apologize.

Among them, vascular cell adhesion molecule 1 (VCAM1) enables rolling monocytes along the microvascular wall at a far slower velocity to adhere to the endothelial cells [26].

Barring the miraculous, Jeter would be far slower still to the next thousand.

It's worth noting that Windows XP's decline as an operating system is slow, far slower than needed to have the world completely off the code by the end of its official support on April 8th.

But when it comes to missile-related technologies, China has been far slower in coming round to the American view.

Europe is widely thought to have substantial shale gas and related tight gas potential, but it is moving far slower than the United States to scope out and develop its resources.