In its 2009 note, Kynikos said that Autonomy's deferred revenue appeared lackluster.
JPMorgan Chase's capital markets business also appeared lackluster when the bank announced its latest results last week, and further evidence of this trend is likely to come Wednesday when Goldman Sachs discloses its fourth-quarter earnings, and on Thursday when results from Bank of America are due.
Although the ballroom was packed with more than 1,100 people summoned by the gala chairman, Philip B. Miller, the chief executive of Saks Fifth Avenue, to raise money for Lighthouse International, which provides services for the blind, most revelers appeared lackluster compared to Mr. Blass's coterie of society dance partners.
At the same time, his campaign in New York for the Democratic presidential nomination appears to be somewhat lackluster, with little in the way of money, organization and, to hear many politicians tell it, intensity from either the candidate or the public.
Use an exfoliator on your face to slough off any dead skin cells which make your skin appear dull and lackluster in photos.
Her painting appears a sporadic and often lackluster affair.
Re " 'For the Dogs' Has a Whole New Meaning" (June 5), which noted that the $55 billion pet industry appears so healthy in a lackluster economy: The article should have looked less at products like candles to help dispel pets' flatulence and more at the consumer-driven demand for better pet foods.
Four years after the end of the Great Recession, gross domestic product appears to be growing at a lackluster pace, labor productivity is lagging and, despite a slight improvement last month, the unemployment rate is still a painfully high 7.5 percent.
In summary, it appears we remain mired in a lackluster recovery.
The lackluster chemistry of Mulaney appears to be more of a format issue.
