Sentence examples for too sluggish to from inspiring English sources

Abdullah is too sluggish to consistently get outside the numbers in help defense.

But your consciousness was too sluggish to reach down to it.

Others may have been too hyperactive to evolve gracefully or too sluggish to evolve at all.

Even with stronger exports, growth is likely to be too sluggish to raise incomes by a lot or offer much support to employment.

Input prices have risen, but demand has been too sluggish to allow VIP to pass them on.The last time VIP put up a new plant was in 1997.

If the recent rise in oil prices sticks, it will most likely slow a growth rate that is already too sluggish to produce many jobs in this country.

It is a child who is just a few degrees too cold, too sluggish, too slow to feed.

Private payrolls have been growing throughout this year, but at a rate too sluggish even to keep up with people entering the work force, much less make a dent in the numbers of unemployed.

But ironically it is China's sexual conservatism that has enabled the Wus to corner a market and prosper.China's new private businesses have often done best where state-owned enterprises, until a few years ago the economy's mainstay, have been too sluggish (or prudish) to respond to rapidly evolving markets.

Technically, Devin Aromashodu is also experienced, but he's too sluggish a runner to matter.

But, she added, the State Liquor Authority is too sluggish in responding to dangerous clubs.