Sentence examples for slow in responding from inspiring English sources

The government has been slow in responding to changes in people's work and leisure habits.

Chilcot said the MoD was "slow in responding to the threat from improvised explosive devices".

The government of Mr. Piñera rejected accusations that it was slow in responding.

Bishop Burton conceded that the church and the city might have been slow in responding to the retailing problem downtown.

The company has also been horribly slow in responding to the rise of easyJet, Ryanair and Expedia.

"They have been very slow in responding," Mr. Lieberman said, adding that he would possibly hold hearings on the issues.

Senior police officials worry that as a result, departments will become slower in responding to crimes and may not be able to close as many cases.

"It's almost like a separate company," he said, contending that the workers have been sloppier about reopening traffic lanes at day's end and that Con Ed has been slower in responding to complaints.

Governments are much slower in responding to a very rapidly changing world.

CEO Daniel Gross also tells me (not included on the chart) that users are becoming much slower in responding to emails.

Glacier length, unlike changes in mass, is slower in responding to environmental changes.