Sentence examples for unduly slow from inspiring English sources

On Monday, two federal judges ruled in separate cases that this was unnecessary and would unduly slow the election, and banned the Ohio challengers.

The size of the tax cut, Mr. O'Neill said, is "a legitimate question," but not, he added, one that should unduly slow progress in getting legislation enacted.

So far, Mr. Greenspan said, consumer spending has not been unduly slow and continued wage gains should help support consumer purchases, which account for about two-thirds of economic activity.

The truth is that the Jets in the game against the Steelers got off to an unduly slow start through some combination of bad preparation and bad fortune and then ended up just one break here or there short of a historic comeback.

We hypothesized that bright sunlight might cause drivers to perceive distant terrain as relatively close and misinterpret the approach speed of surrounding landscape as unduly slow.

Unduly slow or rapid growth can indicate serious medical conditions, including genetic disorders, chronic disease, infectious disease, abuse or neglect and a variety of other problems.

Hovering between floor and ceiling, I was completely weightless, neither sinking nor rising unduly, my breath slow and relaxed.

Apple has argued that the Flash technology is too slow and unduly taxes laptops and netbooks.

His critics accused him of slowing the play unduly, but if his style could seem languid, still it was a delight to the eye.

Umpteen referrals would clearly be impractical but allowing each side to query one penalty decision per 80 minutes would not slow the game down unduly and would also revive the role of the on-field captain.

His passage through the United States was enough to disturb his conservative opponents and unduly raise his supporters' hopes that the slow thaw in relations between the two arch-enemies was about to quicken.