Sentence examples for such a sluggish pace from inspiring English sources

Like its predecessors, it can require almost monastic focus, songs creeping along at such a sluggish pace that the ear and brain are preparing for the next shift before the song is ready to deliver it.

But the downside to early detection that is now becoming apparent is the huge number of cancer patients -- as many as half by some estimates -- whose tumors would have grown at such a sluggish pace they might never have caused symptoms but who are nevertheless aggressively treated with potentially dangerous chemotherapy, radiation and surgery.

According to the report, since the death penalty was reinstated in 1978, California has created a costly and dysfunctional system that operates at such a sluggish pace that it has essentially morphed into a more expensive life sentence.

WASHINGTON: The U.S. economy is recovering at such a sluggish pace that the Federal Reserve needs to keep an easy monetary policy in place while the government comes to grip with its debts, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.

Two decades ago when they were in their pomp the great West Indian side, which was based around magnificent pace bowling, sent down their overs at such a sluggish rate that to many the cricket became unwatchable.

was actually sort of horrifying because it caused the game to do strange things, such as reverse the appearance of your Pokémon, and make the game run at a sluggish pace.

American economic output has continued to expand at a sluggish pace.

Crawling along at a sluggish pace, the music begs for resolution.

Japan After bouncing back from last year's Tsunami and nuclear disaster, Japanese growth has returned to a sluggish pace.

But in risking a sluggish pace, Mr Wilson has written what is sure to become the official biography of young Sylvia.Carl Rollyson, an American biographer, takes a different tack.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Manufacturing in the United States contracted for a second consecutive month in July, further evidence of an economy growing at a sluggish pace.