Sentence examples for sluggish release from inspiring English sources

The observers also expressed concern over the sluggish release of results from the Thursday national election.

We believe that the "transient" secondary structure of the aptamer sequence restricts the freedom of the strand displacement upon analyte binding, leading to a sluggish release of the aptamer strand from the 5′-thiol-bridging DNA.

We speculate that the relatively greater costs associated with a reduced efficiency of ACh degradation at the post-synaptic terminal (due to ace-1 R ) could be partially compensated for by a more sluggish release of ACh at the pre-synaptic terminal (due to Kdr R ).

The rise in the economic indicators was an encouraging sign after recent sluggish data, and underscored releases on Thursday that showed a better-than-expected picture of the labor and housing markets, but a contraction in Mid-Atlantic factory activity in June.

Macroeconomic data paint a mixed picture of the economy, but sluggish industrial output figures released this morning support the slowdown scenario that underpin hopes for a rate cut.

Parts of Street Fighter II and Mortal Kombat were sluggish, and platform-exclusive releases like Team 17's comparatively sprightly Body Blows (1993) and Full Contact (1991) were always hamstrung by having just a single trigger to play with.

If the figures were weaker than or in-line with expectations, the thinking went, the market could bounce back in the wake of its sluggish performance ahead of the release of the report.

A report released Friday says sluggish job and business growth — and rising debt and office vacancy rates — could spell economic disaster for the mostly wealthy county in the not-too-distant future.

An economic forecast by the UCLA Anderson School of Business released Tuesday predicted a sluggish recovery, with unemployment above 10% in the state until 2012.

The 1978 release of Space Invaders sent sluggish early sales skywards, heralding the age of the Wii, the PS3 and the Xbox 360. 5. Barbed wire, 1873.

Other economic statistics released Wednesday also reflected the sluggish pace of the recovery.