Sentence examples for sluggish than from inspiring English sources

Most of the time, they looked more sluggish than scared.

Wisconsin's economic recovery has also been more sluggish than other states in the Midwest.

Tsonga looking significantly more sluggish than perhaps he should considering he only played four games yesterday.

The economy remains more sluggish than that of Britain or Germany.

The pitch was offering tricks, but was more sluggish than earlier on.

Any reduction in spending would be problematic because economic growth has already been more sluggish than most policy makers want.

Japan remains sluggish more than a decade after its bubble burst.

"The King's Stilts" has been a more sluggish mover than any other Dr. Seuss book; its cumulative sales have climbed nearly to the 75,000 mark.

Much as anyone enjoys the continued resilience of better-coached, smarter underdogs, minnows and newcomers, people would rather tune in to rage at their own side's sluggish incompetence than marvel at the tactical sophistication of Ingolstadt and Mainz 05.

S&P said it had decided to downgrade Spain's credit rating by one notch because it believes its economy will suffer "a more protracted period of sluggish growth than previously expected".

In the opening line of an article demanding whether Cameron was "man or mouse", MP Tim Yeo wrote: "What better way to kickstart Britain's sluggish economy than by boosting trade with China?