Sentence examples for were slow to settle from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, in Hammers' first Wembley visit since 1981, they were slow to settle.

For their part, New England were harrying the opposition with plenty of energy early, but some poor touches meant they were slow to settle.

Without the formidable presence at the back of captain Chris Samba, who was reportedly suffering from illness but who stated this week that he wants to leave the club , the home side were slow to settle and Bobby Zamora could have headed Fulham ahead when he struck the post from 10 yards.

New York, by contrast, were slower to settle, and their few forays forward looked undermanned by their usual pressing standards.

The customers complained that JPMorgan was slow to settle with Mr. Giddens, and even now they wonder whether the bank should have returned more.

The sporting director plays the media game well but his expensive transfers, especially the Russian striker Pavel Pogrebnyak, have been slow to settle.

Like the women at Coventry, the British side had been slow to settle, although unlike them they were level at the end of an eventful first half in which the count was a goal apiece, two penalties in three minutes to Great Britain, and one suspected broken arm, suffered early on by the Korean right-back Kim Chang-soo.

This partly overlaps a proposed reserve for an Indian tribe that eschews contact with the modern world.AIDESEP complains that governments have been slow to settle Indian land claims and grant titles, and quick to grant concessions to oil companies and loggers.

Bank of America's underwriting unit agreed Wednesday to pay $10 million to settle charges that it was slow to hand over records sought in a probe of possible improper trading ahead of the issuance of research reports.

Also, the Optima is a little slow to settle down on an undulating surface, resulting in an extra bobble or two.

Economists have not been slow to offer accounts of what went wrong, but there is as yet no settled version.