Sentence examples for sluggishness than from inspiring English sources

There is more sluggishness than decorative languor.

He did not mention the Republican Party, which holds more responsibility for the nation's economic sluggishness than Mr. Obama.

Despite the sluggishness, that is still better than getting a crummy signal or no connection at all in the basement if you had just one router.

Celtic were never fluent, which is credit to the opposition rather than an indicator of sluggishness from Lennon's men.

Perhaps another reason for the sluggishness was that there were more than 700 police officers in attendance.

On the eve of the opening of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, the biggest of all international organizations faces more criticism than ever for its sluggishness, inefficiency, bordering on irrelevance in today's world.

The first half of Lasse Hallström's film, written by William Wheeler, zips through these frauds and grand delusions with glee; Hallström seems happier in such slippery company than he did with the sluggishness of "Chocolat" or "The Shipping News".

Rather than take the court with sluggishness and ruin another valuable effort, they rolled to a 108-80 victheir their largest margin this season, with stifling defense, sizzling 3-point shooting and crisp ball movement before 13,962 fed-up fans at the Bradley Center.

Macy's recently reported that May sales declined 3.3%, steeper than expected, and that the sluggishness was evident across all of its stores.

London, despite sluggishness in some areas, had far more volume than any other European market.

Despite improved retail sales for May, weaker-than-expected initial jobless claims raised concerns about how prolonged sluggishness in the labor market will affect a rebound in the economy.