Too Slow in a sentence

Kennedy believed Johnson was in too deep in Vietnam, too slow on civil rights, too unmoored from the truth, too preoccupied with his legacy, too egotistical to heed the advice of experts, too insecure to invite anyone but sycophants into his circle.

In response to accusations made by Nick Thomas-Symonds, the shadow home secretary that progress on compensating people affected had been “too slow”, Ms Patel said: “I agree, the way in which payments have been made have been far too slow.

We were too slow into lockdown, off the pace on testing and PPE, and too slow to protect our care homes”, referring to the shortage of personal protective equipment for frontline health and care workers.

His passing is slow – far too slow for Arsenal’s style.

After Mantiply entered the game as a reliever, he took too long to throw his warmup pitches—then Davis was too slow to get ready for the pitch.

But we have been too slow for too long on one essential building block: the Capital Markets Union.

For me, the pacing was extremely important generally from the start to finish because we didn’t want it to go too quick and we didn’t want it to go too slow… I was living with my dad at the time, as well as writing.

Hoopa has one of the worst speed tiers in the game at 70, too slow to outspeed most offensive threats but too fast to be used in or counter Trick Room teams.

Saruman had either forgotten about the Ents' role as protectors of the forest or reasoned that they were too slow to act and too weak to stand against him.

This aspect ensures people don’t get confused by reading either too fast or too slow.

But development banks aren’t just about low-interest financing—they’re about catalyzing growth in sectors that are too risky or too slow for profit-driven banks.

If you feel the car ahead of you is going too slow, it's important to stop yourself from getting too aggressive.

Naomi could feel that her mind was diminished — it was too slow, too slack — but she found that she could think in a straight line.

Either too slow in the left lane or too fast in the right.

He too small, he too slow.

The Pakistani military deployed J-6 fighters (Chinese-built MiG-19 clones) capable of Mach 1 speed and two radars to defend the border, but these proved too slow and the patrol and radar coverage too spotty, so none of the raids were intercepted.

This all comes as the pace of Trump’s own original response continues to come under scrutiny, questioned as too meager and too slow.

While there have been many slogans and campaigns, urging people to see the capability and not the disability, it is all too clear that disability representation is improving at too slow a rate.

Doing the best I could to get over wet rocks and navigate steep inclines quickly, I would feel the dull panic of being too slow and too old.

If the electorate held Democrats responsible for sending doughboys to the Western Front, well, TR had spent the war years Wilson for being too slow to take up arms and for waging war too feebly once he did.