Sentence examples for lackluster because the from inspiring English sources

However analysts cautioned that they expected a recovery in jobs to remain lackluster because the overall economy would be growing at rates that are too modest to support solid growth.

Ms. Stöwer said her sales were already lackluster because of the poor economy and the introduction of the euro.

Still, so many are left feeling lackluster because of the high standards society tells us we must live up to.

The overall offense was lackluster because of sinkholes at the corner infield spots, but a deep rotation made up for it.

13, and Ruiz won the second, on March 3. Attention on the two has been lackluster because Lennox Lewis, Mike Tyson and Hasim Rahman are considered better fighters in the heavyweight division.

At the Cantor Fitzgerald offices, the trading would be lackluster because everyone was awaiting a Federal Reserve announcement or some such market-epochal event.

Traders had warned the sale might prove lackluster because many investors are on vacation between Christmas and New Year's.

Mr. Fallows said that attendance was down not because of the terrorist attacks but because of the lackluster state of the industry.

Maybe it's the lack of forward movement, maybe it's the lackluster flashback, maybe because the central plot is rendered moot in just two more episodes...I can't quite say".

But Kommersant, a Russian business newspaper, reported on Tuesday that it might scale back because of the lackluster performance of the Russian stock exchange lately.

Other policy makers say such ambitions are unrealistic because of the lackluster regional economy, the expectation that other states will approve competing forms of legalized gambling and the cautious attitude in Atlantic City itself, where casino executives are waiting to see if the Taj can succeed after the busy summer season, without damaging all its rivals.