Sentence examples for slow adoption from inspiring English sources

The slow adoption of the technology is mainly economic.

New technologies have slow adoption cycles, and often the learning curve is steep.

But slow adoption and slow consumer sales mean a problem for Microsoft.

It put carbon capture and storage in the same troubling category, along with the slow adoption of energy efficiency.

Even with such a comparatively slow adoption of broadband connections, though, people with Internet access have been using the medium more.

Moody's Investors Service lowered the debt rating of NTT DoCoMo to negative from stable, citing the slow adoption of the company's third-generation phone service.

She points to the relatively slow adoption of mobile phones, which took ten years to progress from the size of a brick to a flip phone.

If the Japanese have really been hurting, the most obvious place this would show would be in slow adoption of expensive new high-tech items.

"Employers are completely frustrated by the health industry's slow adoption of information technology," explains David Matheson of the Boston Consulting Group, a management consultancy.

The evolutionary approach is a much slower adoption of cloud computing.

Concerned about slowing adoption of hand-held devices, a number of consumer technology companies are trying to pack more features and functions into their products.