Sentence examples for more sluggish with from inspiring English sources

Play was slower and more sluggish, with fewer quality chances until Han's strike.

Moreover, the high resolution display will make the overall experience more sluggish with stuttering animations.

But the American engine is now more sluggish, and with interest rates at 1.25% the Fed has little fuel left in the tank.

The economy was far more sluggish then, and with Congress in Republican hands, the Fed was the only source of stimulus available.

Jackson and his team concluded that small animals with speedy metabolisms generally have higher C.F.F.s than larger animals with more sluggish physiology.

By getting into bed with more sluggish economies in southern Europe, Germany adopted a much weaker currency than would otherwise have been the case - as one of the very few countries in the world running a balance of payments surplus, the deutschmark would have been a great deal stronger than the euro.

The kinetics of COD degradation in municipal wastewater was observed to more sluggish than in the urinary samples with initial elevations in [COD].

The slightly smaller one, approaching from behind, swallows so much sand as it begins to fuse with the larger, more sluggish barchan that at some point it becomes bigger.

'Wedding Day', while it has some of the gutpunch power of classic 'Hole', is decent at best, while its flipside, the more sluggish 'You Know My Name' flirts with self-parody ("I'll bring the truth… I'll never change. I am the one the one you blame…").

More importantly, the higher charge-transfer resistance in the Na half-cell than in the Li half-cell indicates more sluggish kinetics of the conversion reaction with Na.

Wages have been one of the most intensely debated puzzles of the labor market, with incomes growing at a more sluggish rate than the hiring demand would suggest.