Sentence examples for lackluster figures from inspiring English sources

"These lackluster figures show our economy is only just back to where it was six months ago and continue the picture of flat-lining," Ed Balls, Labour's finance spokesman, said in a statement.

The lackluster figure immediately gave Mr. Obama's opponents the opportunity to question the federal government's response to the financial crisis, though a vast majority of economists agree that the stimulus and the bank bailouts saved jobs.

In its most recent quarterly report, Yahoo disappointed investors by reporting lackluster revenue figures.

Three days ago we wrote about the lackluster sales figures that were coming out of the Android Market, which pale in comparision to those coming from the App Store — top developers for the iPhone are making thousands a day, while a top Android developer isn't even breaking $100.

In response to Underworlds lackluster sales figures, Eidos reportedly considered altering the character's appearance to appeal more to female fans.

Amidst many short-run fluctuations, the longer term lackluster pattern stands clear.

This overlay is most evident in Kendall's use of the diminutive: "the numbness in the recesses of my well-groomed little self," "at the tender age of 4," +a lackluster little figure".

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.

In its two quarterly reports since its IPO, the company's lackluster user growth figures have overshadowed quickly advancing revenue.

A recent series of discouraging economic reports, including low GDP for 2011, bloated unemployment figures, lackluster manufacturing performance, and dwindling consumer spending, as well as the protracted debate over the debt ceiling and the threat of a U.S. credit downgrade, have stirred up a new round of speculation about whether the country might be heading back toward recession.

Gartner calls that number "lackluster," in that it's only slightly higher than Gartner projected last month, and only three percent more than 2011's $3.5 trillion figure.