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Meanings of more sluggish in English

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Usage of more sluggish in English
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Yet even a more sluggish Netflix remains far ahead in the race.
Reuters
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The downside has traditionally been reduced torque and therefore more sluggish performance.
The Irish Times
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Also, AIR apps feel a little more sluggish than their desktop counterparts.
Wired
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Neither was the heart more sluggish in its thankfulness to God.
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
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Wages have always shown themselves more sluggish in movement than commodities.
The Age of the Reformation
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However, recent trade and business inventory data have indicated a much more sluggish pace.
Reuters
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Aspillaga unfortunately is more sluggish than vivacious as the maid searching for a joke.
Reuters
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Many are overhauling their operations to ensure they remain profitable in a more sluggish environment.
Reuters
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Nothing can make you feel more sluggish than poor eating habits and lack of exercise.
Ebony
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Exactly in the same way the ruder or more sluggish races regard the civilisation of Christendom.
All Things Considered
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A sluggish economy and even more sluggish sales prompted cash-strapped automakers to sit this one out.
Wired
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But the farther they went into the Swamps of Sadness, the more sluggish became his movements.
The Neverending Story
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With some people, the shorter the expectation of life, the more sluggish are the mental processes.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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Then, as always happens in unequal segmentation, the more sluggish vegetal cells are outstripped in the cleavage.
The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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A more sluggish and intolerable first act than the legal inquest it would be difficult to imagine.
Chapters of Opera / Being historical and critical observations a...
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This year might be even more sluggish.
Reuters
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