A significant fraction of investors responds at best sluggishly to differences in afterfee performance, the professors wrote in a working paper.
An eel was slithering sluggishly on the work table between them, and there was a basket of tiny fish sparkling like silver coins.
He works for the anarchists, but he also works against them, as a double agent; he is despised by his handler at the embassy, and feels bullied into following the diplomat's order to blow up the Greenwich Observatory, a job that he fatally bungles; he is a minor London shopkeeper, who sells pornography under the table; he moves through his shabby domestic existence sluggishly, as if under water.
Many Android apps — including the Yandex app store — run sluggishly, with noticeable lag.
The play, which is sluggishly directed by Trevor Nunn, can't quite find its beat.
Far more awkward was the struggle by him and his aides to argue that they had never flagged in their support for the tunnel project, and to avoid an unflattering comparison to Mr. de Blasio's predecessor, Michael R. Bloomberg, who drove progress on the construction after work on the tunnel had moved sluggishly for decades.
Romelu Lukaku's not been so quick to start, sluggishly stretching for the ball as the away side work it up the pitch.
Not only is healthcare reform idling, Republicans abandoned funding Trump's wall in their 2017 budget, there is no agreement within the GOP on how to approach tax reform, and work on the 2018 budget has been moving sluggishly by even the most generous standards.
Repeat the process if the toilet empties sluggishly.
If they are right, from this point onwards growth will have to come from increases either in productivity (that is, in the volume of output per worker) or in the size of the potential work force; and official statistics show both productivity and the workforce growing sluggishly.
