Sentence examples for quite sluggish from inspiring English sources
In nature these worms, usually quite sluggish after spawning, are eaten by fish and other animals.
"And I think growth is likely to stay quite sluggish all this year, in which case inflation should come back down".
There's only one small bar in 3, so consequently service can be quite sluggish, even though it's only a small room.
But I.E. isn't perfect: It gets quite sluggish once you open a dozen or more tabs, and it's also not nearly as zippy as its rivals at loading complex Web 2.0 pages —like Gmail or Google Maps.
He described them as "quite sluggish" but "first steps".
The pitches in St Lucia were slow, though not quite as sluggish as they were in Guyana.
One of the remarkable things about the ongoing economic crisis is the endless search for explanations of something that's actually quite simple — the sluggish pace of recovery.
"Just looking at the statistics, it is not hard to construct a scenario in which consumer demand for credit remains sluggish for quite a while," she said.
But Bolt, who likes to sleep late, looked quite a bit more sluggish Tuesday morning as he returned to action in the 200.
"Other economies are still quite weak, with growth very sluggish, so we don't expect the demand for exports to increase much".
