Sentence examples for sluggish that from inspiring English sources

Grossmann's argument seemed reasonable: my mother had testified that Rew seemed sluggish that morning.

He could have felt a little sluggish that day -- or he could be a total genius.

If you feel sluggish, that is generally your body fighting hard against the illness.

The rate was so sluggish that New York members of Congress pushed for a one-year extension.

It is also recovering from a recession so deep and a recovery so sluggish that there has been no net job growth since 2005.

But the pace of the 1992 campaign was so uniquely sluggish that forming an exploratory committee in August and officially declaring one's candidacy in October was pretty much right on schedule — provided that some preparatory work had been beforehand.

The sluggish economy that prompted that devaluation has only added to the retailer's woes.

He warned on Wednesday that oil was overvalued at the moment, given that demand was sluggish and that inventories tracked by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development were at 11-year highs.

The decline is part of a recent sluggish trend that has convinced some economists that globalisation has stalled in recent years.

But things grew sluggish after that.

It's Michael Greif's sluggish production that is wrong.