Sentence examples for lackluster flow from inspiring English sources
While music sales have dropped for three years in a row, from $13 billion to $11.5 billion in 2002, hurt by Napster-style digital piracy and a lackluster flow of hot new acts, the tour business has climbed for four years straight, from $1.3 billion in 1998 to $2.1 billion last year.
Underlying the consolidation is a grim outlook: returns have been lackluster, money flowed out of the sector in the last two quarters of 2005.
Apparently — unsurprisingly — Flickr doesn't have a deep reservoir of Evansville photos, so I'm usually served a lackluster image of the Ohio River, which flows through the city's old downtown.
Moreover, cash flow growth at USA Networks Home Shopping Networkk has been lackluster compared with that of its powerful rival, QVC.
Venture money that a year ago was going into consumer deals is now flowing into enterprise, as the Series A crunch and reticence about Facebook's lackluster IPO has dampened investor enthusiasm for photosharing apps and their ilk.
In the end, during a fairly lackluster episode – and Kim being one of the less-assertive guest judges (bring back Stacey Bendet) – the red flowing outfit by Anthony Ryan and Laura took top honors, with Laura getting immunity for next week.
At worst the company's solid finances — $25 billion of cash and about $18 billion of free cash flow over the next 12 months — provide lots of support should Windows 7 perform as did its lackluster predecessor.
Why the lackluster performance?
