If the commanding officer is lethargic, the adjutant must spur him on to greater efficiency.
The campaign was a catalyst for public discontent, and it has put great pressure on the decision makers, who hitherto have been pretty lethargic.
If it is stifling it is not stifling to the person who is lethargic; it is stifling to the spectator.
Two patients were not able to finish the study; on day 3 one patient experienced severe heart failure, bradycardia, and hypotension and another became lethargic until obtundation.
A painful rash appeared on her lower limbs resulting in swelling of her legs, she was unable to walk, became lethargic, and there was evidence of loss of weight.
In addition, chronically infected children may become lethargic and less inclined to exert themselves and, as a consequence, not fully benefit from both their domestic and school environments.
Business interviewees repeatedly stated that business had refused to give up in the face of uninterested governments, lethargic bureaucracies and insular labour unions.
For example, individuals with greater energy may be more likely to vote than individuals who are lethargic.
