Sentence examples for slow to report from inspiring English sources

Continental Europeans are slow to report growth figures.

Corless expresses surprise that the media were so slow to report her story, that people didn't seem to care.

Much of the information has also come from employers, some of whom were slow to report or had incomplete lists.

Two Chicago-area districts have been slow to report any returns, as have all of the districts in downstate Illinois.

The country has had frequent outbreaks of deadly avian influenza, which it sometimes has been slow to report.

Many shouted "lock her up" when Clinton's name was mentioned and berated members of the media for being slow to report election results.

Mr. Gingrich's numbers may improve slightly since downstate Illinois has been slower to report its results than the Chicago area, but he will need a lot of help to break into the double digits.

Both Ford and General Motors reported declining sales in Europe in the first quarter, and the problems are being exacerbated by unused factories on the Continent, according to Mike Wall, an analyst at IHS. Industrial companies, which derive 16 percent of sales from Europe, have been slower to report problems, though not in all cases.

Mr. Santorum may be able to hold Mr. Romney to a single-digit victory if downstate votes represent a larger share of the turnout than projected by exit polls, or if he holds Mr. Romney's results down in the more exurban parts of the Chicago area, which have been slower to report results than the closer-in suburbs.

Results indicated that both age groups were significantly slower to report the color of negative emotional words in pure blocks and on negative emotional words in Position 1 of emotional mixed blocks.

Following criticism that Target and other retailers have been slow to publicly report attacks, Attorney General Eric Holder on Monday pressed for a new federal law that forces companies to quickly disclose when they get hacked.