Sentence examples for slow to undertake from inspiring English sources

The church was significantly slow to undertake missionary work beyond the frontiers of the empire.

Businesses are reluctant to invest, labour markets remain inflexible and governments have been slow to undertake much needed economic reforms.

Having sown seeds of fiscal woe, the hospital was slow to undertake the soul-searching that could have rooted them out.

The Protestant churches were slow to undertake foreign missions, but their emphasis on a personal gospel and their recovery of the Scriptures prepared the way for a massive outreach once the Protestant nations acquired colonies from the 16th to the 19th century.

The vast majority of respondents accept that internet speed is highly variable across locations within their trust region, with some sites, particularly outside towns and cities, receiving unpredictable internet speed, which is likely to be too slow for patients to undertake cCBT.

Meanwhile, fiscal policy – especially productive public investment that boosts both the demand and supply sides – remains hostage to high debts and misguided austerity, even in countries with the financial capacity to undertake a slower consolidation.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama on Tuesday invoked his executive authority to undertake a slew of measures aimed at curbing climate change and preparing America for its costly impacts.

Dr. Holdren said last year that the world needed to undertake "a massive effort to slow the pace of global climatic disruption before intolerable consequences become inevitable".

The fall group had significantly slower 6 m walking speed and took significantly longer to undertake the TUG test than the non-fall group.

Seelig said while Trad "should be congratulated for moving quickly to undertake an investigation … overall, the Palaszczuk government has been slow to act despite its promise to stop such clearing".

The changes Vietnam has agreed to undertake are similar to those China pledged to make, but the pace is often slower.