Sentence examples for sluggish take from inspiring English sources

For example, even after a busy day at work, when you're feeling sluggish, take a few minutes to invite someone to write a recommendation on your LinkedIn profile, or take a look at one or two relevant blog posts.

Yes, the sluggish take-up has to do with the lack of charging points and a very limited product range.

Sluggish take-up of technological "solutions" in the workplace results in wasted money, inefficiency and even sometimes security threats for companies.

Commodity markets, already sluggish, took the hardest hit.

It marks a significant slump in demand on already sluggish-take-up, with 465 cars registered through the scheme in Q1 and 215 in Q2.

Many of West Side's students, impatient with the school's sluggish elevator, take as many as 11 flights of stairs down to lunch each day.

If the reality lives up to the promise then Samsung could well surpass current low light champ the Nexus 6P, which is brilliant but occasionally sluggish to take and process shots.

Larger sharks tend to be more sluggish and take more benthic prey.

World War II had been won with a concerted effort between the US Departments of State, War and Navy, but this system was deemed too sluggish to take on Stalin's Soviet Union.

Turning off interrupts also increases the interrupt handling latency, which can make a machine feel sluggish if taken too far.

Cycling to work means I get to my desk full of energy, rather than stressed or sluggish after taking the tube.