Sentence examples for to sluggishly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a sluggish manner; responding slowly.
The worst offender, by far, is the initial load when you first open the page – sometimes the loading bar flashes by in a second, others it chooses to sluggishly crawl without any apparent intention of ever finishing.
Without knowing any better, the layperson might pick up Apple's baseline choice, snap a bunch of pictures and go nuts when, months later, their shiny new iPhone starts to run sluggishly and refuses to store more apps and images.
Investors want both, but it's unclear how banks will manage to please them if the economy continues to recover sluggishly.
In normal times, this means European companies hesitate to hire people and move sluggishly to respond to opportunities and hazards.
When my computer was about four months old, it began to perform sluggishly when opening and closing Word 2002 document files.
Export and Manufacturing Activity to Recover Sluggishly.
Core inflation measures are fairly good predictors of near-term inflation because inflation itself tends to move sluggishly.
To be sure, consumers often respond sluggishly to events, but this crisis has not suddenly crept up on people.
A considerable amount of evidence from macroeconomic data seems to suggest that consumption does indeed react sluggishly to macroeconomic shocks.
The things the Fed is legally obliged to care about (inflation and employment) respond only sluggishly to fluctuations in the exchange rate.
Yingluck's inner circle has responded sluggishly to the rapidly evolving crisis that followed, failing to think strategically or to give policy options systematic consideration.
