Their attention definitely was not on this match as they started sluggishly, allowing the home side to dictate matters. |
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Europe has also maintained its prosperity, and although its economies are growing sluggishly, they are growing. |
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The creatures play an important role in the changing shape and composition of the ocean floor, as they sluggishly spring-clean the seabed. |
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The plane staggered and started to climb, slowly, sluggishly, wobbling terrifyingly. |
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On the other side of him, men, women, and children were rousing themselves from sleep and moving sluggishly to the fire to get warm. |
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The mirror on the wall vibrated with every beat of the footsteps, and sluggishly, Lena registered her own shaking image. |
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The car may not start well and works rather sluggishly until the engine warms up. |
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The group seemed very irritable after that unpleasant sleep and they moved sluggishly around the desert. |
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If a valve starts running sluggishly over the years because of media that crystallize out or other contaminants, the motor current will increase. |
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Run water in every sink and observe whether it drains freely or sluggishly. |
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By definition, a variable that is persistent responds more sluggishly in the short run, other things being equal. |
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In this occurrence, within 10Â minutes of the striking, the master of the Explorathor recognized that the vessel was responding sluggishly. |
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In particular, it appears that some Member States may be adjusting to economic shocks and long-term economic developments only very sluggishly. |
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As the system moved sluggishly toward closure, these students continued to live at the schools. |
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The cyclical rebound of the euro-area economy took place both later and more sluggishly than in other industrial economies. |
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If the sash makes contact with an obstacle or when it is running sluggishly, the current consumption of the motor will increase. |
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Waking up from its slumber in cool waters, it sluggishly walks around, often opening its mouth to catch the banana thrown by the woman walking along with her. |
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Vincent shrugged sluggishly before plopping back down on the leather sofa. |
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Blood pumped out of her wounds and sluggishly oozed down her body. |
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It looks like a yellowish-brown stew flowing sluggishly over red-stained rocks. |
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It is perhaps for this reason that it was a defining moment in my childhood that features heavily in the fiction I am sluggishly working on. |
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Privatisation, which could tap Nigerians' commercial energies, proceeds sluggishly. |
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There real value-added rose only sluggishly, but employment expanded significantly. |
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This may help to explain why British productivity has grown only sluggishly in recent years. |
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The Allied victory marked the point at which, sluggishly enough, the tide of popular opinion began to turn. |
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If the fan is not running or running sluggishly, it may need to be cleaned or repaired. |
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Brand-new electrodes or electrodes that have been out of use for a long time, may respond sluggishly. |
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If the brakes still operate sluggishly, bleed the air from the brake system. |
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Most households, it seems, react sluggishly to the market's shifting performance, which may help explain why consumption has held up despite the pullback in stock prices. |
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He ducked in behind the cargo ship, which was lifting sluggishly upwards. |
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His grip sluggishly loosed and his head slowly rested on the couch. |
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Touch it and it breaks up, rolls sluggishly away in pieces, like mercury. |
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The neurons in my brain sluggishly but surely started networking. |
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The game opened very sluggishly with both sides guilty of poor finishing and it was only in the ninth minute that the scoreboard first saw some activity. |
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Every window on our street is wide open, and the air is thrumming with the rotating hum of a hundred desktop fans, sluggishly pushing the warm air from room to room. |
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Market segmentation and inflexibility caused e.g. real unit labour costs and consumer price inflation to adjust only sluggishly to weak economic growth and deteriorating labour market conditions. |
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At approximately 1258, the master saw that the aft bilge pump light was on and, as he altered to starboard to pass between Campbell Point and Georgeson Island, British Columbia, he felt the vessel respond sluggishly. |
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A few of the home side could have done with aslug because they had started the second period far too sluggishly. |
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The expansion of non-OPEC production, which reacts sluggishly to price movements, could, however, complicate the equation for OPEC in the longer term. |
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It is important to select the highest possible belt speed and lowest possible shutter opening, as this fertiliser flows so sluggishly there could otherwise be problems with the shutters not filling with fertiliser. |
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Key macroeconomic price variables such as real unit labour costs and consumer price inflation, adjusted only sluggishly to weak growth and deteriorating labour market conditions. |
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Shrews started sluggishly and might have fallen behind in the second minute when Charlie Wyke scuffed wide. |
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In the present model, price-level targeting means that the central bank responds more sluggishly to fiscal retrenchment than it does when the inflation rate is targeted. |
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In particular, rates on long-term deposits from households seemed to have reacted rather sluggishly to the recent rise in long-term market interest rates. |
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Dialogue in the matter has started, albeit rather sluggishly. |
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The waste water treatment plant works more sluggishly. |
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Jack Brooks, whose wholeheartedness was to bring him five for 89, decided to test him with the short ball, and sluggishly as it came off the surface, it might have gone into the memory bank for future reference. |
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This time, the engine roared and the kite rocked against the brakes then sluggishly rolled down the strip. |
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Taylor began the tournament sluggishly, losing his singles matches against Ken MacNeil of Canada and Gary Mawson of the United States. |
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We had the ponente, or west-wind, all night, but the speronara moved sluggishly, and in the morning it changed to the greco-levante, or north-east. |
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