Sentence examples for sluggish production from inspiring English sources

It's Michael Greif's sluggish production that is wrong.

Sales at American businesses fell more than inventories in February, suggesting sluggish production in the months ahead.

The liveliest moment in this generally sluggish production comes when Carrie is briefly transformed into a song-and-dance gal, early in the second act.

LONDON — What happens when a supporting performer emerges from nowhere — or, at least, from way down the cast list — and sends a sluggish production soaring?

While Billington believed the play "stands the test of time", the Independent's Rhoda Koenig found Anna Mackmin's "sluggish production" to be "a relic of a time when men were no good at expressing their feelings, and women weren't much better".

Doug Hughes's sluggish production doesn't make a case for the play's enduring merits; Odets handled similar themes with more urgency and cogency in "Golden Boy," seen earlier this season in a superior revival (2 20).

The result is sluggish productivity.

A sluggish, unilluminating production, directed by Sir Peter Hall, of perhaps Shakespeare's most linguistically sophisticated play and one of his most bitterly satirical.

The economy slowed in the last six weeks, limited by sluggish factory production and little or no gains in employment, the Federal Reserve said today.

[C6.] Fed Says Economy Has Slowed The economy slowed in the last six weeks, limited by sluggish factory production and little or no gains in employment, the Federal Reserve said in its latest regional economic report card, known as the beige book.

MEXICO CITY — President Raúl Castro continued his rollout of changes in Cuba on Friday with the start of a plan to boost the island's sluggish food production by granting private farmers access to up to 99 acres of unused government land.