Sentence examples for too slow to react from inspiring English sources
Too slow to react, too slow to face the truth.
It's clear the EU and its member states have been far too slow to react.
They've been far too slow to react to the digital age and don't really, I think, fully embrace its potential.
He was accused of being too slow to react after being privately warned of the bank's problems a month before the news broke.
She will accuse the Government of failing to protect the industry in the UK and being too slow to react to challenges faced by modernisation in industry.
As a result we were too slow to react to genocides in Bosnia and Rwanda, and hundreds of thousands died as a result.
Also, Mr. Kohl was criticized as slow to react to racial violence when he was in office.
They were slow to react when insurers rebelled against me-too drugs and regulators became more worried about side effects.
Historically, democratic societies have been slow to react to gathering threats, tending instead to wait to confront threats until they are too dangerous to ignore or until it is too late.
Unions were incredibly slow to react.
Still, political leaders were slow to react.
