Sentence examples for own sluggishness from inspiring English sources
The government's own sluggishness in moving to privatize the blue-chip state companies, including the lucrative utility Eskom and the transportation conglomerate Transnet, has not helped either.
Then there is China itself, whose slowdown is everybody else's favorite explanation for their own sluggishness.
Canadians are chomping at the bit to pay for these services, and are ironically held back by strict US IP law, bizarre licensing deals and non-arrangements, Canadian Content rules, and the industries' own sluggishness to innovate.
The events world is getting really stale, but it is showing a new spring of innovation that in many respects mirrors the enterprise and its own paradox of sluggishness and fresh perspectives.
Wesley Morris of The Boston Globe wrote that Lynch as Luna "combats the movie's occasional sluggishness with a hilarious sluggishness of her own", and Michael Dwyer of The Irish Times called her the best Irish actress of 2009 for her work on the film.
The visitors had looked the more settled team in the first half here, tribute to their own energetic and diligent midfield and also to a general sluggishness in Chelsea's passing and movement.
Frustrated by Xerox's sluggishness in commercialising the technology, Messrs Warnock and Geschke set off on their own, taking Interpress with them to their new company, where it became known as PostScript.PostScript could be used to describe both graphics and meticulously crafted fonts that Adobe initially adapted from commercial type-makers, and later designed from scratch.
Such sluggishness divides opinion.
The sluggishness of the recovery?
"Torpor" or "sluggishness" when it ebbs.
