Sentence examples for a rather sluggish from inspiring English sources

Surely you're not having doubts again… After a rather sluggish start, the wonderfully wry sense of humour Downton does so well has returned, along with a pacy script and some intriguing storylines that are developing nicely.

It also means that Jeter is slowing down, collecting those hits at a rather sluggish pace and still gets selected by fans to the All-Star Game, where most of the other selections were not based merely on being an icon.

And I think with a rather sluggish global economy in coming years that copper prices are probably going to decline and many other commodities as well, industrial commodities.

The sulfate derivative similarly decomposes via three steps, but only up to the significantly higher temperature of ~1135 °C and with a rather sluggish step in the ~175 1005 °C range (stage II).

From a rather sluggish start where the area attracted scattered interest mainly by a limited group of academics, the potential to develop the associated technology for large scale applications gained momentum in the 1950s and 1960s.

This is yet another sign that the Seattle-based e-commerce giant is gearing up its mobile device business to lead its global expansion strategy, after years of giving its Kindle products a rather sluggish international rollout.

For London, companies from abroad have recently presented a rare area of growth in an otherwise rather sluggish market for share sales.

(Isherwood) 'Burmese Days' (closes on Sunday) George Orwell's first novel, a blistering look at the dwindling days of the British Raj, receives a dutiful but rather sluggish adaptation from the Aya Theater Company of London.

(Isherwood) 'Burmese Days' George Orwell's first novel, a blistering look at the dwindling days of the British Raj, receives a dutiful but rather sluggish adaptation from the Aya Theater Company of London.

We were all sort of suspicious about the U1's workability when we heard about it, and indeed it was rather sluggish in person — a combination of an overambitious interface, a slow processor, and an unimpressive resistive touchscreen.

Rather, we were facing a more general dissociation between intuitive or even blind decisions and the rather sluggish perceptual awareness [4], a dissociation that tended to disappear once full subjective visibility was attained, at which time motion discrimination became perceptually-driven.