Sentence examples for a comparatively sluggish from inspiring English sources

Many donors chose to give to Occupy after the storm, as the Red Cross was being criticized for what was seen as a comparatively sluggish response.

Rising prices have led to political unrest in China in the past, but the government wants also to boost growth after GDP rose by a comparatively sluggish 7.8% in 2012.

Compared with other, better known wireless standards, it operates over very short ranges measured in mere centimetres and it transfers data at a comparatively sluggish pace, not much faster than a dial-up modem.But that does not mean that NFC is lacking in ambition.

A still dormant IPO and comparatively sluggish M&A markets offer little hope for the future in terms of exits, while a handful of well-publicized scandals have led to more bureaucratic layers in the due diligence process and a new series of metrics are being used to gauge long-term prospects.

A task force called Where Are the Women? is drawing attention to the comparatively sluggish rate at which Long Island companies have appointed women to seats on their boards of directors.

The shopping chain's strategy in cyberspace where its presence has been limited for years may appear comparatively sluggish, but some industry observes think it held off for a reason.

Helium, despite its comparatively sluggish rate of dissolution/growth into silicone oil was observed to have a more enhanced gas entrainment speed than air and carbon dioxide.

Today was comparatively sluggish because Friday is the Muslim day of prayer.

What Daddy's Little Girls and Good Deeds have in common is that both feature male lead characters, and the fact that both have seen comparatively sluggish ticket sales suggest that Perry has so closely honed his female-centric storytelling brand that his fan base has little interest in stories told from a man's perspective.

The state's comparatively sluggish foreclosure process keeps those homes from getting easily flushed out of the market.

It still has a comparatively minor role.