Sentence examples for notably slow from inspiring English sources

The introduction of the alert system has been notably slow.

Yet consumer spending wasn't notably slow in those years.

The company said business was notably slow in North America and Europe.

Her subsequent poetry collections, most notably Slow Music (1946), returned to lyrical investigations of nature and art.

The ponytail, Beaucarnea (or Nolina) recurvata, is a notably slow grower, a desert plant built for durability, not for speedy growth.

But the Republican party leadership has been notably slow to come to Christie's defence, suggesting that while he may be popular among voters, he's lacking key political support.

That also assumes quick action by the notably slow-moving Vatican, already occupied in October with a celebration of John Paul II's 25th anniversary as pope, the beatification of Mother Teresa and the elevation of new cardinals.

In the past decade his output has notably slowed.

New figures showed the economy expanding by 7.7% in the year to the first quarter, marginally slower than the previous quarter's pace and notably slower than expected.

Baugé, notably slower to recover between rounds, is strategically very strong and driven to take France's first sprint gold since 1972.

PUBLIC opinion among the Palestinians' strongest natural supporters, their fellow Arabs, has been notably slower to rally on their behalf than during the two previous Israeli onslaughts on Gaza in the past five years.