Sentence examples for lackluster rating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush is viewed favorably by 42percentt of the respondents, statistically the same as in the last Times/CBS News poll, in early December, a lackluster rating that could hamper his ability to rally public opinion behind his agenda and push legislation through a divided Congress.

He didn't seem too impressed and definitely just wanted the get the hell out of there, so I'm gonna guess he gave a lackluster rating.

While this lackluster rating did edge the rating earned by the 9-6 regular-season betweenbethese twose two leaguemates, it undercut the previous BCS low recorded during the 2002 Rose Bowl between Nebraska and Miami.

A news analysis article in Business Day yesterday about the economy's lackluster rate of job creation misstated the pace of employment growth foreseen by the president's Council of Economic Advisers last December.

At that point, almost no one else was detecting any improvements in productivity growth, which appeared to be stuck at a lackluster rate of 1percentt, dooming the economy to a tepid performance.

However, the American economy grew during the last quarter at a lackluster rate of 1.2percentt.

Long voter registration lines in Kabul and boisterous campaign rallies in the provinces have raised hope that turnout could surpass the lackluster rates of recent contests.

Four years after the end of the Great Recession, gross domestic product appears to be growing at a lackluster pace, labor productivity is lagging and, despite a slight improvement last month, the unemployment rate is still a painfully high 7.5 percent.

January Payrolls Grow At Lackluster Pace.

The economy grew at a lackluster annual rate of 1.4 percent in the first six months of this year.

In May, the nursing school was placed on probation by the state regulators for lackluster pass rates on California's licensing exam.