sluggishness

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• Reducing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, restoring habitat, and cleaning up polluted sites can be a sluggish process without immediate reward.

• If your internet is still sluggish, the issue may be more local.

• Jerry Brown fired Miller in the fall of 2011 as he sought to revive California’s sluggish economy.

• If you’re feeling a little more sluggish than usual after months upon months of working and socializing from home, you aren’t alone.

• That business was sluggish in the spring, Sibley said, though it has begun to come back over the past couple weeks.

• Yet, this year, even with God and Country counting on us, Black Friday sales were reportedly sluggish.

• Dolores has abundant gripes, late arrivals, and a sluggish pace among them.

• But if the sluggish status quo persists, then the candidate of “hope and change” will likely leave as divisive as his predecessor.

• Local authorities and international donors have come under intense criticism for what many see as a sluggish response.

• The economy is still sluggish, unemployment is still high, and struggling families still need these benefits.

• If he had set out to arouse emotion in these two sluggish breasts he had done so with a vengeance.

• They set their club-topsail to catch the upper airs, but the last hour was sluggish sailing.

• The Poles were either (p. 002) dull and sluggish boors or haughty and elegant, pleasure-loving nobles.

• The long inactive, sluggish ecclesiastics suddenly seemed to feel the vigor to resist and the power to lead.