Sentence examples for relatively lackluster from inspiring English sources

Its performance has been relatively lackluster.

For all those numbers, total system power averages out to a relatively lackluster 177 horsepower, Audi asserts.

(Speaking of the movies, Paramount executives attribute the latest one's relatively lackluster showing at the box office to Angel's poor public reception).

Electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles had relatively lackluster sales in 2011, and advocates believe that California's regulations would help to spark sales.

And outside the hall, the scattered calls by union stalwarts — many bused in from cities like Bristol and Liverpool — were relatively lackluster.

"I was rather dismayed at the relatively lackluster performance at the top of the achievement levels," said Alan Friedman, a former chief executive of the New York Hall of Science who sits on the board that oversees the federal tests.

However, the lackluster UI and relatively high price tag hold back an otherwise awesome combination of GPS and data services.

(In comparison, the menu's relatively standard beef tartare is a bit lackluster).

Analysts say Gtech's lackluster stock performance, despite its relatively consistent earnings, is attributable to the slowdown in new public lottery projects in the United States.

Even so, relatively few consumers have been tempted, and sales have been lackluster.

None of this is rational, let alone healthy, and then the front page of Wednesday's Kansas City Star — the news section, mind you — went so far as to wonder if it was actually us, the fans, whose relatively meager attendance had been responsible for the team's lackluster performance in the final game.