Sentence examples for was sluggish to from inspiring English sources

It was sluggish to get going, taking years to issue its first specification, and generally trails developments.

The 512 MHz processor makes multitasking a breeze whereas the previous Curve (8320) was sluggish, to say the least.

On the other hand, the same living poly tBMA) was sluggish to react with benzyl chloride-functionalized polystyrenes, requiring 168 h to achieve quantitative formation of AB4 star polymer.

Did administrators initially treat cellphones with suspicion and distrust merely because they were sluggish to adapt to new realities?

Mr. Romney continues to make gains in the FiveThirtyEight forecast, which had been sluggish to catch up to his post-debate bounce.

So in 1959 she opened one and then, even though sales were sluggish to nil, moved to a bigger space a few years later.

In today's Europe, the enemies are more likely to be sluggish to non-existent growth in many countries, deflation in others, high unemployment, structural rigidities and a mounting risk of debt default.

However, Sony and its partners have been sluggish to say the least getting product to consumers.

Rangers upped their tempo after the interval -- they'd been sluggish to that point -- and began to demonstrate some superiority.

Production factor capital and labor are assumed to be fully mobile between sectors, whereas land and natural resource factors are sluggish to move.

Even though New Zealand's legislators from both major parties were sluggish to reflect prevailing attitudes, society was largely sympathetic towards those who had abortions.