Sentence examples for may be sluggish from inspiring English sources

The economy may be sluggish, but demand for tickets at the U.S. Open remains strong.

Its economy may be sluggish, but its workers are among the world's most productive.

Economic growth may be sluggish as economies work off their debt, and floating companies on the stockmarket may be harder.

Because households will need to save much more and growth may be sluggish for several years, Japan may be a more relevant precedent.

And there's one major cycle going on here that suggests that the recovery will be sluggish and may be sluggish for a long time, and that's the investment cycle: the overinvestment that became the Achilles' heel of the economy.

As a result, the firm's third-quarter profits, announced on October 23rd, rose by a paltry 2% over the previous year.Its short-term outlook may be sluggish, but even that is remarkable given Lilly's near-death experience in 2000.

Economic conditions in the United States may still be sluggish, but many emerging markets like India and China are expanding rapidly.

One senior figure predicts that Mr Osborne will struggle to meet his borrowing targets, amid what may well be sluggish global growth.

The economy may still be sluggish, but it's been a veritable boom time for novels concerning the problems of people of privilege, those particularly American tragedies where folks with money, education and nice teeth invent elaborate ways to mess up their lives.

A raft of indicators suggest that economic growth slowed sharply last quarter, particularly in June, and may continue to be sluggish for a few more months.

Another reason may be the sluggish development of cross-border e-commerce within the European Union, which has dampened hopes for the development of the Union's "single market".