Sentence examples for usually sluggish from inspiring English sources

And indeed that is the main reason recoveries after financial crises are usually sluggish: households and businesses have to hack back the debt they accumulated during the boom years, a process called deleveraging.

The bug's prevalence over a wide geographic area cannot be accounted for by its usually sluggish mode of transmission.

However, the battery type electrodes usually exhibit sluggish reaction kinetics than capacitor type cathodes due to slow Na ion insertion and extraction, which greatly hinders the rate performance.

In nature these worms, usually quite sluggish after spawning, are eaten by fish and other animals.

In the summer, when the market usually becomes sluggish, contract signings finally picked up.

But deep-water fish such as the opah are usually relatively slow and sluggish, tending to ambush their prey instead of making chase.

If Portia cannot make further contact, all types of prey usually recover, making sluggish movements several minutes after the stabbing but often starting normal movement only after an hour.

These reaction conditions are usually used with sluggish reactions that have high energy barrier.

"The easiest way to dispose of these insects found indoors is with a vacuum cleaner, broom or fly swatter," he said, adding that when the insects first emerge from hibernation, they are sluggish and usually land on the nearest window.

How should I solve this? A. If the computer gives you a warning about low system resources or is acting sluggish, it usually means you are running too many programs at once and overtaxing its available memory.

Taking into account the competitive field in December, Warner Brothers Pictures made the rather unusual decision to schedule its biggest release, the sweeping historical epic "The Last Samurai," for the first weekend of the month, usually considered the most sluggish point in the holiday season.