Sentence examples for prove slow from inspiring English sources

But it may prove slow to swap data with other countries.

Some such bands fly paramilitary flags and celebrate loyalist killers.Reforming these outfits will prove slow and difficult.

Although most governments have pledged to sell off their shares in these companies, that process will probably prove slow.

But instead of recapitalising them or getting them ready for private buyers, the government is determined to restart those stalled projects, which may prove slow going.

Its debt to its Roman origins was further seen in the urban conditions in which the faith took root; it took time to establish itself in the rural world, where its advance would prove slow.

Kurdish fighters are combating Islamic State in northern Iraq but a top Kurdish commander has said that as long as his forces remain without heavy weapons, the battle will prove slow and difficult.

The chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, David Kern, said: "While we agree that growth will gradually strengthen from the middle of 2012 onwards, the pace of improvement is likely to prove slower than the report predicts".

But the process proved slow and cumbersome.

But putting the plan into practice is proving slow.

Nonetheless, the format proved slow to catch on.

And yet, to George Osborne's frustration, the normal rules are proving slow in applying themselves.