In fact his mentality is so much below par so sluggish in its action, that only by great labor can he speak connectively.
They led the data-voracious of the world, spurred sluggish markets into action, and truly revolutionized (I don't use the word lightly) the way we navigate data by changing what we think of as data (namely, everything).
Greene observes that one problem suppressing competition in the generic-drug market -- preventing competitors from rushing in to undercut price-boosters -- is the sluggish pace of action by the FDA, which must validate manufacturing quality and certify generics as "bioequivalent" to their branded versions.
Web browsing feels at best sluggish, and sometimes actions are jerky.
But while the president's signature on a policy paper is necessary, it is not sufficient to move the sluggish state machine into action.
Fed officials are divided among those who think high unemployment and sluggish growth require more action and those who contend the central bank's already-aggressive efforts provide a dangerous invitation to inflation.
He was there at the start of CND in the late 1950s, shaming sluggish university students into action, and many was the Sunday when we were roused by him to haul a platform to Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park, London.
In Athens' central market -- or Varvakeios Agora, as locals call it -- action is sluggish.
But the government also appears to be shoving the sluggish Bank of Japan toward action.
On Friday, the Federal Reserve Board chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, disappointed investors by declining to signal any imminent stimulative action to bolster sluggish growth, though he kept the door open for further easing down the line.
