5 Sentences With "moved at a snail's pace"

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The United States has moved at a snail's pace when it comes to following similar directions with immigration policy.
In some areas, there were so many people that the crowds moved at a snail's pace and spilled into adjacent alleys.
She reached out to police detectives, some deeply invested and others seemingly less so, but the investigation moved at a snail's pace before stalling altogether.
It's undeniable that global sentiment is growing in a complete reversal from the financial crisis malaise, when the euro zone moved at a snail's pace with no hint of inflation, while the U.S. hunted for ever-elusive escape velocity for its economy.
Virtually the entire front became stuck; the only vehicles capable of negotiating the mud were tanks and other tracked vehicles. However, these moved at a snail's pace (sometimes less than per day), and fuel consumption soared. This further aggravated the problem of already poor supply lines. Slight improvements in the weather soon made it possible for Bock's forces to continue to seal the pockets around Bryansk and Vyazma. The dual encirclements of Soviet forces around Vyazma and Bryansk yielded some of the largest Soviet casualties since the beginning of Operation Barbarossa: some 650,000 prisoners were taken during these two encirclements, after which the Soviet armies facing Bock's Army Group Center no longer had the advantage of superior numbers.

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