Sentence examples for slow to bring from inspiring English sources
On the whole, railways have been slow to bring in customer-friendly extras".
In later years the company was often slow to bring its innovative technologies to market.
The services are often too slow to bring about social change.
The government was also slow to bring in new rules needed to operate the new system.
It has also been slow to bring its compliance up to scratch.
It is particularly attractive for venture-funded companies that hire well-paid staff, but are slow to bring in revenue.
By contrast, the big boys -- Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Syria -- have been much slower to bring their non-energy industries into the global economy, get wired and reform politically.
So might be slower to bring to market.
I agree; though Osborne adds that it takes a slow tempo to bring out the point.
Making the explicit link between lower birth rates and the protection of the environment, the report says: "Evidence suggests that if all women could exercise reproductive choice, population growth would slow enough to bring greenhouse gas emissions below current levels.
In such a world, the writer's task is to rescue the adventure from this slow retreat: to bring meaning, color, and life back to the soccer boots and to the grass, and to cranes and trees and airports, and even to Gibson guitars and Roland amplifiers and Ajax.
