Sentence examples for remarkably slow from inspiring English sources

While original and imaginative, Perimeter is also remarkably slow.

Yet progress has been remarkably slow and the economy suffers as a result.

But the world has been remarkably slow in rebounding from the financial crisis.

For an industry that makes its living predicting the tastes of moviegoers, Hollywood has been remarkably slow to adapt.

And yet despite this, Democrats in Congress were remarkably slow to grasp this dimension of political combat.

The three overcome some odds and eventually win the day, in a remarkably slow and uneventful manner.

Aronsson, G., Brorsson, A. C., Sahlman, L. & Jonsson, B. H. Remarkably slow folding of a small protein.

Yet we seem to have been remarkably slow in coming to terms with the implications of this truth.

The national media has been remarkably slow to pick the story up, given the insight it offers into the prime minister's detachment from the consequences of his actions.

His colleagues had also begun to realize that a concussive blow to the head could result in injuries that were remarkably slow to heal.

Helmholtz found that this impulse was perfectly measurable and had the remarkably slow speed of some 90 feet (27 metres) per second.