Sentence examples for serious drag from inspiring English sources

The banks' weakness is a serious drag on Korea's slowing economy.

Today, rising inequality and falling wages is a serious drag on recovery.

And it would have attracted more investment in Italy's lousy infrastructure, which has become a serious drag on business.

The geography of joblessness ReprintsBut worries that slow growth in the euro zone will be a serious drag on the world economy are increasing.

Mr. Calderón, like presidents before him, has vowed to battle government inefficiency, which he sees as a serious drag on the economy.

And while the competition system can be a serious drag on daily operations, Mr. Mayne said, "I'm not sure how you'd replace it".

Fiscal uncertainty matters for monetary policy as well, because the Federal Reserve will hesitate to start unwinding its expansionary policy if a serious fiscal drag seems imminent.

Addressing members, Duwayne Brooks, a Lib Dem councillor in Lewisham and a friend of Stephen Lawrence's, said public confidence in the IPCC was "at an all time low as investigations into deaths and serious injury drag on for months and months".

But I got serious about drag at around age 14, when I discovered "The Rocky Horror Picture Show".

Infringement proceedings are serious but can drag on for years.

Black Ops III tries to give fans everything they want and more, but it does so under serious restrictions that drag it back down into the industrial production line this once thrilling series has become.