Sentence examples for lackluster success from inspiring English sources
And now that Steven A. Ballmer has announced plans to retire, it is easy to point fingers at the Microsoft chief executive for the lackluster success the company has had in mobile computing.
This may be one explanation for the lackluster success of most diversity management attempts: when people feel threatened, they may resist efforts to make the workplace more inclusive".
"Just sprinkling the branding fairy dust over a lackluster portal does not guarantee success," says Vernon Keenan, an Internet analyst in San Francisco.
Critics of the vouchers say they will make a bleak situation worse – Nevada received the lowest grade in the nation, a D, in Education Week's 2016 state report card because of poor school funding, lackluster student achievement and dismal chances of success.
Its success in Mexico contrasts with more lackluster efforts in Brazil and Argentina, where Wal-Mart first entered alone.
At the end of a lackluster session that turned into a real commercial success, many in the attendance left looking slightly dazed.
Though he had been ousted from Gap after years of lackluster performance, Mr. Drexler still had a record of success in retailing.
It was concluded that the advanced northeastern systems and the primitive southern systems were prime factors in China's success in Korea and in its lackluster performance in Vietnam.
This suggests that 3 out of 4 business units are either failing or lackluster, falling well short of the level of success they would achieve if everyone was fully engaged.
Despite this, retail has always been an area that has accommodated individual success stories in the midst of a lackluster sector, as consumers often react to the boredom factor by allocating whatever spending power they have to concepts that are new and/or innovative.
"Very Ubisoft-y" was the main criticism of Watch Dogs, which was a huge success but now is remembered as being rather lackluster in light of the promises early trailers made.
