Sentence examples for slower to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

We might gripe over their wages, but we're far slower to acknowledge the risks they face every time they go to work.

But unlike American banks, which raised capital and wrote off tens of billions of dollars in bad loans after the financial crisis, European institutions have been much slower to acknowledge the problems they face, analysts and investors said.

Riding this second wave of tranquilizers, we've been slower to acknowledge their dangers as treatment for common sleep and anxiety issues.

More fundamentally, he wanted to call out a kind of public cognitive bias, in which voters and shareholders are often slow to acknowledge signs of irrational behavior in their chosen leaders because that acknowledgment reflects poorly on the decision to put them there.

The brothers were slow to acknowledge where things were headed.

Standard-setters worry that auditors would be quick to recognise rises but slow to acknowledge declines.

DiCarmine was slow to acknowledge what was obvious to everyone else in the family.

Certainly, Spanish officials were slow to acknowledge the depths of the problem.

Authorities are incredibly slow to acknowledge the seriousness of the situation.

But the Old World was slow to acknowledge the revelations of the New.

The banks have been extremely slow to acknowledge that their loans are in trouble.