Sentence examples for lackluster assessment from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hau, the Kuomintang candidate, has struggled with a lackluster assessment of his performance in office; a recent poll by Taiwan's CommonWealth Magazine ranked his approval rating at 21st of the nation's 25 top municipal leaders.
He cited Morrow's fiscal conservatism and inability to control the legislature in 1922 as reasons for his lackluster assessment, although he praised Morrow's advancement of racial equality in the state.
Of Fuchs's five symphonies, the three published with opus numbers generally bear out Brahms's assessment, even in lackluster mid-1990's recordings by Manfred Müssauer and the Mahrische Philharmonie.
"Given the nearly universal assessment that Mr. Stumpf's Senate appearance was lackluster, sticking with the script may prove imprudent," Isaac Boltansky, an analyst at Compass Point Research & Trading, wrote in a note to clients after reading the prepared remarks.
When those who leave are asked why, a very large proportion of them indicate that their instruction is lackluster, the topics in their courses are of little interest, and instruction and assessments reinforced the idea that science is a corpus of facts to be memorized and displayed on examinations.
Why the lackluster performance?
Growth remains lackluster.
Lackluster leadership took other forms.
