Word: sluggish
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...July 10, 1964, the prosecution charged, she arranged to sell 244,000 shares of Consolidated Golden Arrow Mines Ltd., another of her companies. At the same time, she bought up the entire block for the accounts of ten persons, including her husband George. Since Golden Arrow stock had been sluggish up to that point, the sudden burst of activity was enough to send its price soaring within an hour from 25? to over...
...first half Brown had opened several small leads over the sluggish Crimson on the shooting of guards Billy Reynolds and AI Fishman...
...abruptly last week at home and abroad. It was the first general drop in the U.S. cost of money in more than six years. As the effects ripple through the economy, this could mean lower borrowing costs for businessmen, home buyers and other consumers, give a nudge to such sluggish segments of the economy as housing, auto and appliance sales...
Coach Bill McCurdy's squad dumped its opening meet to Army and then massacred Boston University, Boston College, and Northeastern. At West Point very few runners were in top shape and the field men (with the exception of Ron Wilson) were sluggish...
...recently as 1962, Ohio qualified as one of the less industrious of the nation's industrial states. Beset by an $83 million budget deficit, a dearth of new business, and a 25% drop in employment during the previous six years, Ohio set out to do something about its sluggish economy. Since then, no other state has wooed industry with quite as much ardor-or success. Last year Ohio lured an estimated $2.1 billion in new industrial investment, the best such performance ever by any state...