Sentence examples for slow to back from inspiring English sources

Outsiders have been slow to back them.

Canada was slow to back President Kennedy during the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.

He lost the 1994 presidential election by being slow to back Mr Cardoso's inflation-beating real plan.

For all the talk of defending human rights worldwide, the British government has been slow to back Hall up.

Until now, though, Germany has been slow to back an aggressive privacy initiative across Europe partly because the country's laws are among the tightest in the bloc.

Hughes was slow to back up home, and did not see the ball as it flew over him and barely missed hitting him in the head.

Retail has been slow to bounce back.

No wonder the fragile majority has been slow to jump back in.

And many who controlled companies were slow to cut back on debt when times were good.

And when the Knicks do help out on defense, they are slow to get back.

Employers can be slow to cut back when business turns down, and slow to rehire when it picks up.