Sentence examples for much too slowly from inspiring English sources

I think it's happening much too slowly.

He complains that the industry seems to innovate much too slowly.

But reform is coming much too slowly to boost Mr Villaraigosa's political career.

A peace deal signed in 2005 is starting to deliver dividends, though much too slowly for most south Sudanese.

But McIntosh believes Australia is still moving much too slowly in encouraging the uptake of new safety technology.

IN FITS and starts, and much too slowly for most of its citizens' liking, the government of Georgia is trying to assert its control over its own territory.

"I still believe," he said, "there should be more aggressive use of charter schools and that that is moving much too slowly as another form of competition".

Mr. Gore said in an interview Thursday that governments were moving much too slowly to address what he calls the global warming crisis.