Sentence examples for sluggish increasing from inspiring English sources

Europe was predictably sluggish, increasing exports by 1.2% and imports by 1.9%.

While the entire country grew more slowly in the past decade, the New York metropolitan area, including the suburbs, was particularly sluggish, increasing by 3.1 percent.

Start by running a mile at a leisurely pace, Loenser recommends, and if the dog keeps up without bugging you to stop or acting sluggish, increase your runs in half-mile increments over the next few weeks.

Because the negative chronotropic effects of these agents produce a sluggish increase in heart rate (HR) during CPX, exercise capacity is actually underestimated by methods that depend on HR-related variables such as peak oxygen uptake (˙Vo2) and anaerobic threshold (AT).

The jostling for the Democratic presidential nomination could well coincide with sluggish growth, increasing the appeal both of business-bashing and protectionism.There are plenty of ideas to counter this, mostly clustered around assuaging American workers' financial insecurity.

If you're feeling sluggish, try increasing your intake of vitamin B12.

But the so-called "free trade" agreements - including the North American Free Trade Agreement that has helped deliver sluggish growth, increasing out-migration, and a massive security crisis to Mexico - are just one item of the menu of failed policies that Washington has offered up to its Southern neighbors.

During diving, blood is primarily directed into the oxygen-dependent brain while the flow into visceral organs becomes sluggish, thus increasing the risk of clotting [ 2].

The present sluggish economy inflicts increasing distress on many families".

But a stable government is urgently needed in Bulgaria as the country is facing a host of problems, including a still-unresolved failure of a major bank, a sluggish economy and increasing Russian pressure over a gas pipeline.The case of the Corporate Commercial Bank (CCB) appears most pressing.

And just as important, oil prices will fall sharply by next spring or sooner in response to sluggish demand and increasing supply.