Sentence examples for get lackluster from inspiring English sources

A new survey investigating which US airlines offer the best "customer experience" has found that most domestic carriers get lackluster ratings and that several carriers are extremely unpopular with the traveling public.

The change in roles, which a BP spokesman, Andrew Gowers, said was a normal transition so that Mr. Hayward could refocus on running the company, came after the chief executive got lackluster reviews in the United States and Britain for his House performance.

If your marketing campaigns are getting lackluster results, don't blame the economy.

I think that's why you get very lackluster play, along with some other things.

Assuming that we get another lackluster set of figures, it seems pretty certain that the Fed will act, probably at its next meeting, which is on July 31st and August 1st.

Every offensive adjustment Denver is making now is in an effort to get its lackluster running game on track.

After almost two years, Windows Vista is still getting a lackluster reception from consumers and facing a relentless marketing barrage from Apple.

Often executives who fail to appear confident get comments about lackluster executive presence.

Large public universities may lack the manpower to check thousands of final transcripts, which may give students at large the false impression that they can get away with lackluster final performances, post-admission, Mr. Brown said.

The national employment picture, also lackluster, could get a small lift from some small businesses next year.

Imagine the reactions of your most talented, focused, and motivated employees as they watch lackluster coworkers get pass after pass.