Sentence examples for lackluster for from inspiring English sources

Until the stigma is eradicated, it is lackluster for diagnoses, and a more personable approach is necessary.

A game that was lackluster for stretches, but especially in the second half, culminated in a tense final minute.

But Mr. Snow's could come back to haunt him if job growth continues to be lackluster for much of the next year.

More concerning is that the Capitals have looked lackluster for long stretches of games lately, perhaps not surprising halfway through the long season.

Demand from markets like the United States and Europe remains lackluster, for example, while rising wages and a gradual increase in the value of the renminbi mean China is no longer as competitive as it once was.

The Capitals have been in Washington since 1974, but except for one uncharacteristic year in the late '90s when they made it to the Stanley Cup finals, the team's record was lackluster for decades and attendance was spotty.

Giambi seemed as relieved as anyone last night because he helped erased his lackluster 0-for-4 effort from the opener with two singles that contributed to rallies.

Dell has frequently cited lackluster demand for technology for less than stellar financial results.

A big reason for the lackluster performance for "The Hamptons" on Sunday was the enormous audience that tuned in Game 7 of the Western Conference N.B.A. finals on NBC.

Still, the recent slowdown takes some of the shine off what had been a bright spot for an otherwise lackluster year for the global economy.

Most kid-focused eateries, like Chuck E. Cheese's, were fun for children but offered lackluster food for adults.