Sentence examples for slow to absorb from inspiring English sources

Tice acknowledged at a news conference that the newcomers can be a little slow to absorb their assignments.

Late last season, Casspi's first with Cleveland, Coach Byron Scott criticized him and several unnamed Cavaliers as being slow to absorb the playbook.

There is a behavioural explanation - underreaction - the market is slow to absorb good news about a change in a company's fortunes, for example.

Economists are predicting job growth of 113,000, far below the economy's long-term trend and too slow to absorb just those coming of age into the labor force.

' When the Seraph puts in its appearance at the Christmas pageant, the colonials are slow to absorb what is happening, being able to process only three categories of trouble, 'namely, the natives, Whitehall, or leopards'.

Unemployment has fallen but remains stubbornly high, at 7.9%, and hiring remains too slow to absorb the millions of unemployed or underemployed Americans.

The aim is to show that Osborne's austerity plan was too quick for a slow economy to absorb.

And what better way to do it than by bicycle, the most civilised mode of transport known to man, open to the environment and part of it, fuelled mostly by bananas and beer, prey to the winds and the rain, slow enough to absorb the passing world and its smells and sounds, quick enough to escape snapping dogs?

As a liquid, elemental mercury is slow to be absorbed through the skin and into the bloodstream.

And the very awareness of the trouble slow to be absorbed by us, who wished each day to think that this! this would surely be the day when the trouble is cleared up".

If it's slow to be absorbed, work in more compost.