Sentence examples for current sluggishness from inspiring English sources
Cautious souls reply that the National Health Service, a Labour invention, is uniquely difficult ground for the Tories; their radical "patient's passport" voucher system flopped at the 2005 election.Of course, other factors also help to explain the Conservatives' current sluggishness in the polls.
The equipment of today, they add, can generally handle most of what software users throw at it, meaning that companies will not replace equipment as often -- a trend that they say will outlast the current economic sluggishness.
Those who have suffered from the sluggishness of the current apps can breathe a collective sigh of relief: these new versions are much faster.
It remains to be confirmed whether the software was redeveloped from the ground-up to get rid of the sluggishness of the current version.
By this rationale, the current campaign began well for Labour, whose intellectual sluggishness was compensated by some unusually blue skies.The weather's effect on polling day itself is, according to electoral lore, more partisan.
The company would love to hire engineers to complement the current technical team, which has been struggling with site sluggishness and outages lately and would also like to add some new features to reddit at some point.
Such sluggishness divides opinion.
The sluggishness of the recovery?
"Torpor" or "sluggishness" when it ebbs.
Or the Yankees' sluggishness and sloppiness?
