Sentence examples for slow to recognise from inspiring English sources

The economics profession was slow to recognise Ronald Coase's genius.

Incumbents are often complacent, slow to recognise the threat that their inferior competitors pose.

Swimming, another major Olympic sport, has been slow to recognise its drug problem.

Analysts reckon Viacom has been slow to recognise the potential of such acquisitions.

Franklin Roosevelt was a titanic figure but slow to recognise the fascist menace.

Yeats was slow to recognise that she had talent as a writer.

Structures are slow to recognise energy when it comes from below.

Europe was very slow to recognise this threat and even slower to respond.

Drug companies have been slow to recognise that the traditional relationship between experts and the public has changed.

Electronic music is not new to Brazil, but the country's authorities have been slow to recognise its potential.

We were too slow to recognise the squeezed living standards people faced in our economy and the centrality of housing.