Some SGA babies are slow to meet key development milestones, such as speaking, Sengpiel added.
Local activists backing Mr. Romney complained that his Boston team was too regimented and slow to meet the challenge.
In 2010, however, an F.C.C. study found that more than half of the schools and libraries reported that their Internet connections were too slow to meet their needs.
The technology proved slow to meet expectations and even slower to generate interest among consumers, while prices for existing services were beaten down by intensifying competitive pressures.
In July, Mr. Kean and the panel's deputy chairman, Lee H. Hamilton, a former Democratic member of the House from Indiana, warned that several agencies had been slow to meet requests for documents and other evidence.
NATO has a force of more than 6,000 in Kabul and the northern town of Kunduz, and has been slow to meet Afghan government requests to expand its presence further.
The commission, known formally as the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, has complained that some executive branch agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration and the Pentagon, were slow to meet its requests for documents and other evidence about the attacks.
But it is too slow to meet the needs of real-time querying and stat analysis.
"After that, Uber representatives were slow to meet, late to respond and then non-committal.
But ministers have been slow to meet agreed European standards on cutting levels of the pollutant NO2.
It is claimed miners are too slow to meet rules that at least 26% of company shares should be under black ownership.
