Sentence examples for slow to spot from inspiring English sources

Her family have said local medical staff were slow to spot the recurrence of her infection.

"We were too slow to spot this and too slow to act.

And profitable firms can be slow to spot changes in technology and tastes, allowing new entrants a foothold.

And we were too slow to spot this type of information operations interference," the company said in a statement.

They were also slow to spot that, although Google presented itself as a friend, it had all the hallmarks of a powerful enemy too.

Its inquiry into rendition concluded only that MI5 and MI6 had been slow to spot what the CIA had been doing.

Californian bioscientists with bright ideas have long found it easy to raise start-up capital; French and German financiers were slower to spot the potential rewards of biotech.

I had plenty of time to think about all this because I was gliding gently along at about 3 miles an hour, slow enough to spot the bird warbling above me in one of the 100-year-old poplars planted to shade the towpath where horses once drew barges along the canal.

It has to be run in super-slow motion to spot faults.

They were an unwieldy group; large, slow-moving, easy to spot, with limited arms and supplies and two hundred mouths to feed.

Slow though some were to spot the danger, the French and other governments have introduced measures to stop their citizens travelling abroad to fight, and to intercept them if they come back.