Sentence examples for slow to understand from inspiring English sources

Hollywood, however, has been slow to understand just how evil the internet is.

They were slow to understand the "unacceptable practices" of some "international partners".

The reality is that traditional providers of debt financing have been very slow to understand clean energy technology investments.

Asian leaders have been slow to understand and act on air pollution, but are now aware of people's anger.

Except that he gave off no joy, no energy, seemed slow to understand and was delayed in his responses.

Microsoft leaders famously recalled that they were slow to understand the importance of deepening connections in Washington.

By comparing the eye movements with the prose on the screen, the experimenters could tell if someone was slowing to understand complex phrases or simply scanning without comprehension.

Both his budding romance with Xiao Mei and his friendship with David, who is also Chinese and was born and raised in that country, churn with undercurrents that Malcolm is slow to discover, even slower to understand.

Because Alexa is a little slower to understand complex commands, however, this one has to go to the Google Mini Home.

Retailers today understand what they sell has to make their customers' lives better, but they have been slower to understand that their technology interface has to make the customers' lives better too.

While early adopters like Uber understood the power of APIs early on — remember that Uber assembled its initial product with other companies' mapping, payment and communications technologies — more traditional companies were slower to understand that APIs would become the center of modern application architecture.