sluggishness造句

A state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy.

The research on causes and countermeasures of the college students studying sluggishness;

Dehydration leads to headaches, dizziness, sluggishness and an inability to sweat to name a few.

The world economy cannot afford long-term sluggishness; otherwise, sustainable development will be a fountain without source.

Practical operation shows that this type of pulverized coal mixer can improve the phenomenon of pulverized coal sluggishness.

The continuing sluggishness of pay growth suggests that the current strength in services inflation may be short-lived.

Manufacturing exports may benefit in time from sterling's slide, but the sluggishness of the euro zone, Britain's main export market, makes it hard to exploit any currency advantage.

Otherwise, organizational overlapping, overstaffing, bureaucratism, sluggishness, endless disputes over trifles and the repossession of powers devolved to lower levels will retard economic restructuring and economic growth.