sluggardly

Why work for a sluggardly American firm when Infosys is growing at double digits?

Men live meditatively, or passionately, or sluggardly, according to the climate in which they are born.

That was certainly true for Georges Simenon – a writer whose rate of production made Coward look comparatively sluggardly.

The Lord Limaono, wise, twice-reborn, sluggardly, but alert as a snake behind the sleepy eyes and the slow smile.

In a day of shocks her brain had become sluggardly, and it took a full thirty seconds for the import of his words to sink in.

But if change is slow on the ground, it isn't simply because of the many and varied failures of sluggardly Business Links, which remain generally unpopular with small businesses, according to a recent survey by the Federation of Small Businesses.