The non-profit hoped that the 400-plus planned ads, with an estimated audience of 250 million viewers, would boost these sluggish numbers.
"The housing market, traditionally a harbinger of economy recovery, continues to falter and the reality of college grads boomeranging back to the nest is, in large part, to blame for the sluggish numbers," Ms. Henderson writes.
But the director, who also worked on the script, unearths a wealth of melodrama, and it is worth sitting through a sluggish wedding musical number that seems a Bollywood cliché in need of rejecting.
Ordinarily transient periods in enzyme catalyzed reactions only occur for a few seconds whilst the enzyme and substrate form a complex, however, the lag period here persisted for the first 5 min. PNPO has been shown to be a sluggish enzyme with a turnover number of only 0.19/s and 0.20/s for PNP and PMP, respectively and it is self-regulated by its product PLP (Musayev et al., 2003).
With a sluggish economy in much of Europe, the number of passengers to Murcia dipped slightly in recent months, but the number of flights (and emissions) remained the same.
Taken 2's distributors 20th Century Fox said they were surprised by the film's opening numbers after experiencing a "sluggish market" since the summer.
Edu picked up the sponsor's man-of-the-match award for a performance full of bite and athleticism on a night when a number of his colleagues were guilty of a sluggish start.
Terrorist attacks and a sluggish economy cooled its expansion until last year, when Frontier boosted capacity (the number of seats multiplied by the miles flown) by 40%.
And given the continuing increase in the Hispanic population, the number of high-poverty barrios is likely to grow rapidly in a sluggish economy.
Numbers released this morning from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, showing gross domestic product growing at a sluggish 0.6% for the second quarter in a row, confirm this impression.
