Sentence examples for overly slow from inspiring English sources
Having lost Elvis Dumervil because of overly slow fax machines, and Von Miller (for six games) because of a suspension, the Broncos' fierce pass rush now falls to the 32-year-old Phillips.
Stratford's speeds at the opening of Cavalleria Rusticana are overly slow, and the initial lack of tension is further hampered by the inappropriate gentility of Gweneth-Ann Jeffers's bland Santuzza.
The Administration risks finding itself defending an Iraq policy that is attacked for an overly slow pace of troop withdrawals by Democrats and an overly rapid pullout by the right.
Eurogamer's reviewer negatively received the game, and believed its gameplay to be unsatisfying and overly slow.
Of course, people have been beating up on the ratings agencies for years–hardly a market drop goes by without allegations that they are overly optimistic, too slow to downgrade and beholden to the bond issuers who pay their bills (see chart).
"Whilst I agree that many judges handle cases sensitively, our experience tells me that others can be too slow to interject during overly aggressive cross-examination," he said.
Investors list three key areas of concern - governance problems within the business, lack of retail experience on the board and an overly aggressive internal culture which one investor said that the board had been "too slow" to tackle.
And service, though friendly, can be overly casual and slow.
They also complained that the Superfund program was slow, overly stringent and badly managed and had unfair liability rules.
"There were concerns about the UN being overly bureaucratic and slow in the way it dealt with development issues.
