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Meanings of too slow in English

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Usage of too slow in English
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Students in the study said texting and e-mail are often too slow.
Reuters
2
The process is too slow; the stage too grand for direct observation.
The Arena, Volume 4, No. 19, June, 1891
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The pace of action out of the United Nations is too slow.
Reuters
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We have travelled too slow; the clouds have had time to gather.
Two Years in the French West Indies
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One half second too slow, too fast, you don't quite catch it.
The Irish Times
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The political process is just too slow for the problems we face.
The Guardian
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Our sector has been too slow to introduce this kind of initiative.
The Guardian
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The film is too slow-moving to engage many outside of art houses.
Reuters
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The UN agency has been accused of being too slow to react.
BBC
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The editors agreed that traditional publishing is too slow and too expensive.
Wired
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Ahead of me, he walked steadily, neither too fast nor too slow.
The Irish Times
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The going was slow, too slow-aboutthree miles an hour on ice.
The Home of the Blizzard / Being the Story of the Australasian A...
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He said the rescue had been too slow to save his son.
Reuters
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It is too slow, too predictable and goes on for too long.
The Irish Times
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If you're too slow -or too fast -you lose points.
Wired
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The stock-smashing plan was all right, but it is proving too slow.
The Grafters
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