Sentence examples for lacklustre state from inspiring English sources
The lacklustre state of Britain's economy, whose strength once fascinated other leaders, has also dimmed his appeal.
The sparkle they are putting on models from Europe's mass-market carmakers at the Paris show, which opened to the public on October 4th, is at odds with the lacklustre state of the automotive market.
Andreadis, who has been widely credited with innovatively bumping up the private sector's role in marketing the country – previously promoted by lacklustre state bodies – wants to transform Greece into one of the ten best quality destinations worldwide.
He ran lacklustre campaigns in state elections in Bihar and Kerala in the past year.
Faced with a senatorial cabal on taking office, he made a senator's lacklustre brother, Robert Smith, secretary of state and wrote all important diplomatic letters for two years before replacing him with James Monroe.
Republican threats to repeal Obamacare, as well as conservative North Carolina moves against unemployment insurance and voter rights, have also helped energise what risked becoming a lacklustre Democratic base in the state.
Before the assault on 9 July he had strongly criticised the state government's lacklustre response to the worst floods since 2004, singling out the chief minister, Gogoi, for holidaying in the US while his compatriots were struggling at home.
Is it only because they can't fill up their big cars now they are protesting?" He said protests were lacklustre in the largely rural state of Benue, where pump prices routinely outstrip those in urban centres.
A slew of new polls showed that while Obama retains a slight advantage, he has lost the significant lead he enjoyed over Romney in the battleground states since his lacklustre performance in the first presidential debate last week.
Just days before Biden's remarks, the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organowation – untilacklustrecklustalkingking shop of post-Soviet states – agreed to set up a rapid reaction force to combat "threats and challenges" in Eurasia.
As President Jacob Zuma delivered a lacklustre 50-page speech, the 46,000-capacity Free State Stadium began to empty, only to fill again when the music began.
