Sentence examples for too slow with from inspiring English sources
In 1793 Carrier replaced executions by the guillotine, which he considered too slow, with mass drownings.
The process is still too daunting and bureaucratic and in many cases far too slow — with some requests languishing for more than a decade.
And while the recovery from Katrina has been too slow, with funds tied up by insurers and bureaucrats, it is ongoing.
He suggested movement had been too slow, with David Cameron promising action back in 2016, hence his demand for the 12-month deadline.
Languid style may be attractive, but was nearest player to Tiago when Figo's 12th-minute free-kick rebounded off Gary Neville and was too slow with reaction.
She said the pace of the talks between General Musharraf and her Pakistan People's Party was too slow, with him making promises that he has not kept.
He added: "The combination of the all too slow economy with high levels of unemployment keeping wage rises down, negates the key purposes for any interest rate hike.
Writing in the journal Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, the researchers have revived speculation that he could have suffered cardiac arrhythmia, a condition that causes the heart to beat too fast, too slow, or with an irregular rhythm.
Arrhythmia describes an irregular heartbeat and the arrhythmia may make heartbeat rate too fast, too slow, or with an irregular rhythm [1].
"My iPhone is running way too slow now with all the apps I have installed".
Imaginative in both names and flavors, cocktails from Estrella include the Trouble Leaves Too Slow -- made with rye, pumpkin butter and tamarind chocolate bitters.
