Sentence examples for much slower to from inspiring English sources

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British politics has been much slower to get involved.

European banks have been much slower to take those steps.

The police are much slower to hire officers with a feel for a changing community.

Paraguayans as a whole, however, were much slower to be disillusioned.

In Japan, many lenders did not write off bad loans and the central bank was much slower to respond.

The tone of their voices changed, and they began to talk much slower, to move more slowly and elaborately.

"Although change may be accelerating in many markets, changes in perception are much slower to come through.

"But, after the implantation surgery, some of the kids we saw were reading and speaking on grade level, and others were much slower to communicate.

Fossett said winds at Salina had been too strong for him to take off any earlier and the aircraft had been "much slower to accelerate than I thought".

The Muslim world, Mickle­thwait and Wooldridge acknowledge, has been much slower to engage with modernity and has remained mostly hostile to it.

But later surveys showed that this oil was much slower to degrade, leading scientists to fear that it may persist for decades.

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