Sentence examples for slow organized from inspiring English sources

The real game featured a slow, organized assault by each player on opposite sides of the board.

He said the redesign of Disney.com — a site criticized as slow, poorly organized and too promotional — should be completed by fall 2012.

At least for one episode, Fear the Walking Dead has taken on the qualities of its zombie subjects: boring, poorly organized and slow.

But if Hispanics have reshaped the city, they have also been slow to organize as a voting bloc.

The Jamaat ud-Dawa volunteers I met offered only mild criticism of Musharraf and the Army, merely wondering why it had been so slow to organize.

The Women's March invites "all defenders of human rights" to attend, according to its mission statement, but men have been slow to organize their own support — a Washington Post piece asked if the event was "unmasculine".

The candidates are paying attention, in part because South Carolina is seen by many as a state where rivals can slow the nationwide momentum of Howard Dean, the former Vermont governor who lags in most polls in the state and has been slow to organize here.

When officials in Iraq were slow to organize another trip for analysts, a Pentagon official fired off an e-mail message warning that the trips "have the highest levels of visibility" at the White House and urging them to get moving before Lawrence Di Rita, one of Mr. Rumsfeld's closest aides, "picks up the phone and starts calling the 4-stars".

Due to vertical wind shear, the system was slow to organize.

Moving north of due west the disturbance was slow to organize, becoming a tropical depression on December 14 southwest of Enewetak.

As Tropical Storm Kelly led to some vertical wind shear over the system, the disturbance was slow to organize.