Sentence examples for glacially slow from inspiring English sources

Service on the deck was harried and often glacially slow.

But its oversight of hazardous waste operations — and its response to urgent problems — are often ineffectual and glacially slow.

But the dispute moved at glacially slow speed.

Glacially slow and penitentially sparse, it's music of quiet extremism.

But the hiring of judges is glacially slow.

In the noisiest century in history, Feldman chose to be glacially slow and snowily soft.

But progress has been glacially slow on shedding a pervasive habit of its communist past: bureaucracy.

The young staff is very green and service can be glacially slow.

From a business perspective, however, the company historically has been glacially slow to innovate — that is, until recently.

USB isn't particually fast as a rule but USB 1.1 is glacially slow by comparison to USB 2.0.

There's not much action in these videos, and when there is it's often glacially slow, on Warhol-time.