Sentence examples for be stuck in low from inspiring English sources

Call it the "less-than-fully-loaded" lifestyle, which seems to be spiking in popularity in this state where ominous rumblings from Trenton indicate the economy may be stuck in low gear for quite a while longer.

So the new generation of e-commerce startups, small and large, locally bred or imported, bootstrapped or venture capital-rich, seem to be stuck in low growth and high burn rates.

The federal government was saddled with what seemed at the time like a sizable budget deficit -- about $300 billion, or roughly 20% of that year's spending -- and the economy seemed to be stuck in low gear.

"The reason women will struggle more, in our view," she says, "is because over their lives they'll get paid less, they're more likely to be stuck in low paid and insecure jobs and, importantly, they're more likely to be the main carers for family members".

And do you know who tends to be stuck in low-paid work for longer?

And so you know who tends to be stuck in low-paid work for longer?

The problem is that we're stuck in low gears.

Just 12% of those who stayed in employment were stuck in low pay every year of that decade.

The nation's employers eased up on hiring in August, making it clear that the economy was stuck in low gear.

The stock market is rising, because of enormous support from the Federal Reserve, but the economy, on which corporate earnings ultimately depend, is stuck in low gear.

"It's more convincing evidence that the economy is stuck in low gear," said Joe Manimbo, a market analyst at Travelex Global Business Payments.