Sentence examples for sluggish fall from inspiring English sources

The idea is to bring in cash during the sluggish fall months, which will then be repaid the following summer, after the state has collected springtime taxes.

Despite a sluggish fall, most economists believe the United States expanded at close to 3percentt last year (final statistics are still being compiled).

On March 13, the Census Bureau reported that retail sales for February were sluggish, falling 0.2%.

However, during this past year's sluggish fall and holiday seasons retail didn't hire as many people as it normally does, so the industry had fewer layoffs than usual.

When you lift the spatula, the batter should fall off slowly in one sluggish drop.

Locals are hurting too: on February 19th Moody's, a rating agency, cut the ratings of the second- and third-biggest brokers, Daiwa Securities and Nikko Cordial Securities.Blame the sluggish economy, falling stockmarkets and increasing competition in the securities industry for the retreat by foreign brokers.

Wal-Mart Stores said Thursday its October same-store sales rose 4.5%, toward the high end of its forecast, as strong Halloween demand more than compensated for sluggish sales of fall merchandise.

But I hope that whoever directs him doesn't get too mired in the sluggish decline-and-fall dynamic that wilts La Vie en Rose or too slavish to the facts of the artist's life.

Last month, Doctors Without Borders, which has been in the forefront of treating Ebola patients and sounded the earliest and loudest alarms for aggressive foreign intervention, published an assessment warning that efforts by donor countries "have been sluggish and patchy, falling dangerously short of expectations".

I asked him for his thoughts on the magazine business today, a world of sluggish advertising and falling newsstand sales, with a number of magazines failing to meet the rate bases they promise to deliver to the ad agencies.

His concerns are shared by academic economists who rely on history as a predictor and by many executives, whose profits continue to fall amid sluggish sales and stagnant prices.