Sentence examples for sluggish suggesting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Yellen said that the growth of the labor market had exceeded the Fed's expectations while inflation remained sluggish, suggesting the economy had room to grow.

Mr. Romney sought to connect the interests of women to the broader issue of the economy's sluggish recovery, suggesting repeatedly that he could do better for struggling families — and especially women — if he is in the White House.

Here, ipsilateral responses exhibited unusually sluggish kinetics, suggesting that they were not directly driven by RGC inputs.

A report that United States exports hit a record high in April sent stocks sharply higher Thursday as investors hoped the economic recovery might not be as sluggish as suggested by the grim economic reports issued over the last week.

I understand this remote is only $500 which is entry-level in the world of touchscreen remotes, but the sluggish operation suggests the price should be lower.

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

The peak-to peak separation (ΔEp) increases from 125 mV in 6(a) to 240 mV in 6(c), suggesting sluggish electron transfer in molecules with larger dendritic ligands.

In this case, the levels of inactive and active Lck were low under all experimental conditions, suggesting a sluggish and altered response in T cells activated through CD3-CD28 in aged donors.

Despite them co-promoting the fight themselves, sluggish ticket sales suggest it will struggle to reach its capacity of 20,000.

To combat sluggish digestion, she suggests a daily scoop of Bodyism Ultimate Clean Probiotic Fibre ($45; bodyism.com).

Thus far, spending has climbed more than 3percentt over the last year, and the most recent data on chain-store sales suggests sluggish growth but nothing near levels consistent with a recession.