sluggishness

But they are at least hopeful that three years of sluggishness have come to an end.

Other economic reports today also suggested sluggishness, though they were based on older data.

In a period of economic sluggishness, we can all argue, that's fine.

The sluggishness means the economy is operating well below its potential.

As she steps inside, I notice the sluggishness in her walk.

How much should real rates come down to help the economy overcome its sluggishness?

The relationship between high inflation and the sluggishness of activity is easy to understand.

The day was marked by sluggishness, from the crowd to the American team.

It would seem not, given the relative sluggishness of their sales this year.

What it doesn't show is the sluggishness of the whole system.

And analysts said the report was more evidence of sluggishness in manufacturing.

The company said economic sluggishness had slowed orders from Europe.

He cited sluggishness in the financial industry, which has been depressed since late 1987.

"That would be the first sign, some sluggishness in how she handles on the turns."

Perhaps another reason for the sluggishness was that there were more than 700 police officers in attendance.

London, despite sluggishness in some areas, had far more volume than any other European market.

Despite the sluggishness of the campaign, the stakes in the race are considerable.

"You could be embedding a kind of sluggishness in the economy," he said at the time.

And the sluggishness of consumption appears to be continuing into the new year.

This sluggishness is in turn the key to the mounting unemployment of those years.

You must wonder why it is only southerners having sluggishness.

Since then, its management style has acquired a reputation for sluggishness.

Despite recent sluggishness, there are some reasons to be optimistic about the housing market.

But will the margins be enough to offset domestic sluggishness?

Cold accounted for my sluggishness in detecting what was wrong.