Sentence examples for horribly slow from inspiring English sources
The problem with Middlespot is that its overall website design is below par, and it's horribly slow with current response times that will prove to be unacceptable for the majority of people who are used to getting search results much faster.
Horribly slow — sometimes two seconds.
It could accelerate the horribly slow pace of privatisation.
The bosses of big drugs firms have been horribly slow to grasp the enormity of their problems.
The company has also been horribly slow in responding to the rise of easyJet, Ryanair and Expedia.
International diplomacy is a horribly slow business; and some such statement is probably a necessary first step towards, eventually, packing away the chainsaws.
The global economy is slowing, possibly horribly: under such conditions, protectionism thrives.
But the process is horribly inefficient because the gas slows down the laser light much more than it does the x-rays.
Ottman described the original version of the track as a "three minute drone that I slowed down with these two Tuvan throat singers, the whole thing was this horribly dark, morbid piece [which] left you cold".
Foot traffic slows to a crawl as pedestrians attempt to navigate the city's pavements – they are horribly uneven and potholed at the best of times.
He was presenting a new, digitally remastered version of his 1980 epic Heaven's Gate which famously flopped horribly prior to an agonisingly slow and still disputed process of critical rehabilitation.
