Sentence examples for continuing sluggishness from inspiring English sources
The blame for the economy's continuing sluggishness may best be laid not on consumers, who haven't stopped shopping, but on the C.E.O.s, who have.
With trillions invested in U.S. Treasuries, and the continuing sluggishness of American consumer spending, China has a huge stake in a more robust U.S. recovery.
Inflated expectations Reprints Related items Economics focus: Inflated expectationsJul 1st 2004 Interest rates and American banks: Tighter times aheadJul 1st 2004A couple of months ago, it seemed that the ECB might cut rates, in response to continuing sluggishness in the euro area, especially in Germany.
AGENCY employees who are responsible for gaining insights into the behavior of consumers -- the better to sell them stuff, natch -- are seeking to become more accountable as the continuing sluggishness of the economy leads clients to demand more efficient and effective advertising.
The reason Mr. Coen gave was continued sluggishness in ads from retailers.
"However, continued sluggishness in both the domestic and global economies will increase the risk of a rate cut, inflation permitting," they said.
All of this is subject to change — a rising economic tide could sink all Republican boats, while continued sluggishness could lift them.
A slow three months at the box office for Warner Brothers movies and continued sluggishness at Time Inc. magazines contributed to a 32.6 percent decline in net income at Time Warner.
Continued sluggishness in the European economy, high unemployment in countries like Spain and Greece, and structural challenges to how banks operate across the Continent remain big concerns.
According to a new study by BizBuySell, continued sluggishness in the business succession marketplace resulted in 308,000 fewer jobs added to the economy in 2011 and $11.5 billion in lost investment and consumer spending.
Any continued sluggishness to take eyes away from the south as the engine of growth is likely to lead to the electoral disaster for the Conservatives already predicted by ConservativeHome.com's Paul Goodman.
