Sentence examples for to sluggishness from inspiring English sources

That view gained some support last week when a few economic reports pointed to sluggishness in the manufacturing sector and labor market.

But he expects its focus on lending to businesses involved in importing and exporting between Asia and South America to leave it substantially immune to sluggishness in mature economies.

In earnings news, Comcast said its third quarter surged off of its sale of the cable shopping channel QVC and faster-than-expected Internet subscriber growth, while quarterly results at Starwood Hotel slipped due to sluggishness in business travel.

The body is designed to move and being sedentary all day leads to sluggishness, decreased efficiency, and irritability.

Due to sluggishness of the BOLD-response, fMRI is not ideal for establishing if sensorimotor cortex responses in word comprehension at different ages result from slow, deliberate word meaning processing or the rapid automatic process reported for skilled adult readers (Hauk et al., 2008; Kiefer et al., 2008).

Your relaxation may turn to sluggishness.

I am just making an inference from what I am seeing and reading in other published accounts, but it seems to me that the possibility Ms. Rubin mentions — that another candidate could get into the race — is an important dynamic that may be contributing to the sluggishness to back Mr. Romney.

Due to their sluggishness and unwillingness to move even when approached, people are often bitten after they accidentally step on them, but even then in some cases they may not bite.

Given the ubiquity of Flash, it's no surprise that startups are trying to offer an alternative to the sluggishness and annoying compatibility issues associated with PowerPoint presentations.

Peruzzi expected the euro zone to grow by a rather feeble 0.4% in 2010 no doubt a big improvement on the 3.0% contraction expected in 2009, but hardly enough to warrant calling an end to macroeconomic sluggishness.

Hunter was asked about the occasional benching of Ovechkin and the demotion of the skilled sniper Alexander Semin, who is prone to bouts of sluggishness, to the fourth line.