Sentence examples for sluggish reputation from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, America does not live up to its sluggish reputation.

The QNX operating system should allow the BlackBerry to shed its reputation for sluggish operation and allow the addition of several new features.

The pitch has a reputation for being sluggish and the new ball would be particularly important, precisely the sort of circumstance tailor-made for Cook.

Since he took office he's made it clear he wants to dislodge the Coalition's reputation for being sluggish over issues affecting women.

Healthcare organisations with low levels of employee satisfaction are likely to suffer the most from resignations and sluggish recruitment, while those with good reputations will attract and retain the best staff.

T-Mobile ads made merciless fun of AT&T's reputation for dropped calls and sluggish wireless data connections while celebrating T-Mobile's fast network and low rates.

He achieved hero status within Microsoft several years ago by taking over the leadership of Windows after the debacle that was Windows Vista, a much-delayed operating system whose sluggish performance and technical problems worsened Microsoft's reputation for mediocre software.

Mr. Bloomberg, who won a third term based on his reputation for competence, promised a full investigation into the sluggish response once the emergency is over.

Chipotle, despite its reputation as a great communicator, has been slammed for being sluggish with its response to the crisis.

Government has not always had the best reputation for digital services – customer complaints range from frustration at sluggish or complex processes, to fears over data security and suspicions of a cost-cutting agenda.

The automaker, which built its reputation on vehicle quality, has been stung by the size of the recalls and questions about sluggish response to safety concerns.