Sentence examples for slow to bear from inspiring English sources

A longer answer is that there are inklings of change, but they started before the Iraqi war and will be slow to bear fruit.

Because macadamias are difficult to propagate, slow to bear, and limited in range of cultivability, production has not kept pace with increased demand, thus rendering the product costly.

Although his efforts to mobilize displays of resistance initially were slow to bear fruit many of his party's newly elected parliamentarians flatly refused a directive to boycott Parliament Besigye had more success from the end of April as rising prices of food and fuel, coupled with worsening electricity failures and anger over corruption, sparked new public demonstrations.

Their business may require large investments that are slow to bear fruit, forcing them to borrow heavily up front.The manufacturing industries most vulnerable to financial disruption are computers and electronics, electrical equipment, plastics and chemicals, according to a recent study by the IMF.

IBM bought many of these pieces, and so far, the strategy has been slow to bear fruit in spite of highly publicized deals with Apple, Twitter and others.

She managed this by showing the barbarity in slow motion, forcing you to bear witness to the person being broken, allowing you to take it all in.

"It should not be done through the slow dismantling of our right to bear arms, and by disarming law abiding Americans".

Matthew's slow-moving center is expected to bear down on south-western Haiti and Jamaica on Monday as a major storm bringing 145 miles-per-hour (230 km-per-hour) winds and rain that could trigger floods and landslides, the US National Hurricane Center said.

The government said pressure would be brought to bear on "slow-coach councils" to deliver on new build.

Torn between fully supporting Aboriginal rights and being unable to bear watching the slow, avoidable death of a child unfold in the news, I felt compelled to read the comments on news articles and Facebook posts about them, losing myself down a rabbit hole of links while trying to make sense of the world.

The classically trained Bell brings his full arsenal – piano, harp, woodwinds, strings – to bear on this achingly slow, sepulchral near-instrumental.