Sentence examples for slowly in responding from inspiring English sources
The Republicans' skepticism was expressed at an unusual midsummer committee hearing called to review the recommendations of the Sept. 11 panel; the hearing opened with public wrangling between the committee's Republican chairman and its ranking Democrat, who accused the committee of moving too slowly in responding to the commission.
Yet the company acted slowly in responding to the threat of a lawsuit, since this incident took place roughly 21 months ago.
Under the same condition, ETV2-ADMSCs transdifferent more slowly and less efficient in responding to ETV2, only about 50% expressed CDH5 at 3 dpi (Fig. S2).
Moreover, not every state has the same extent of flexibility in responding to impact; some states respond fast, and other states may be more rigid and may respond more slowly.
With recent developments in seasonal (1 3 months) weather forecast skill, such as those from the latest version of the UK Met Office global seasonal forecast system (GloSea5), there is now an opportunity to use similar methodologies to forecast groundwater levels in more slowly responding aquifers on seasonal timescales.
Misty slowly stopped responding to medication.
It then takes time for the brain's clock to slowly adjust by responding to the levels of light and dark in the new environment.
In part because of the findings in the climate panel's reports over two decades, policy makers are slowly responding.
"Now we live in an age when sex is not limited to marriage and laws are slowly responding to that," she said.
He has raised charges for high consumption and is offering discounts as incentives for reducing use, as well as limiting water taken from rivers by industry and farms, but critics accused him of responding slowly in an attempt not to alarm people before his re-election in October.
