Sentence examples for slow to master from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, Thomas was slow to master the Court's rarefied social mores.

She doesn't mind repeating herself, and if she gets impatient with a mother who's slow to master the football hold, she'll never, ever show it.

The good news, he said, is that countries like China and Russia recognize limits in using those weapons, and terror groups have been slow to master the technology.

Some drop-off was inevitable: salary-cap realities forced them to part company with nearly a dozen trusted, accomplished performers, and their younger replacements have been slow to master the intricacies of the N.H.L. game.

In a study published last week in the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania found that people whose brains used unnecessary thinking processes while trying to learn a basic task were slower to master it than people whose brains only used essential functions.

(As you get more advanced, add a bounce to your step and speed up. But be sure to start slow so as to master this movement before getting fancy).

It is better to go slow and try to master one step at a time.

In this case, write requests are synchronously propagated from slaves to master and therefore are slower than write requests to master.

Still, I clung to my blue kick board for safety, while I struggled to master the slow kick that Cheryl said would propel me across the pool.

Emmitt Smith and Cheryl Burke Emmittt wasn't exactly excited to tackle a country routine and his slow, Dolly Parton foxtrot was difficult to master.

Even for experienced riders, the Boosted Board takes some learning curve to master fully (go slow!) and only then can you start cycling through the riding modes and really start flying through the city.