Sentence examples for sluggish adjustment from inspiring English sources

With the knowledge of intrinsic value, we find that the reversal phase in over-reaction patterns is simply a sluggish adjustment, too.

We estimate a labor-demand equation with sluggish adjustment to compare the employment patterns of public capital recipients and other banks.

We find again a sluggish adjustment of labor markets during the recovery from financial crises, but the nature of such adjustment depends on inflation.

In order to quantify the overall impact of immigration on the wages of native workers, a recent wave of European studies thus accounts for the sluggish adjustment of wages (see, e.g., D'Amuri et al. (2010), Felbermayr et al. (2010), and Brücker and Jahn (2011) for Germany; Brücker et al. (2014) for Denmark; and Edo and Toubal (2015) for France).

Like a sluggish Yankee, I retreat to the High Museum.

That and a sluggish US economy have curbed the influx.

A sluggish US recovery from the Great Recession also contributed.

Instead of helping oversee American Home Products' growth, though, Mr. Hassan is presiding over a sluggish Pharmacia & Upjohn.

The multilayered White House and the multiheaded campaign team make for a sluggish Administration and campaign.

And the pace of even the most sluggish G train, she suggested, suits her well.

A Bryant basket and a 3-point play by O'Neal got the sluggish Lakers going.