Sentence examples for because of its lagging from inspiring English sources

Fundamental analysis appears to be a valuable tool in deciding what to buy, but because of its lagging nature in revealing bad news, it seldom provides timely help on when to sell.

The Wood Technology Showcase, a Portland event for 34 years and one that expansion boosters cited as needing the enlarged venue, has been postponed because of lagging attendance.

He said this was only partly because of the lagging economy.

In recent years, many executives have been reluctant to take long or expensive vacations, largely because of the lagging economy.

The speculative investors and some OPEC members have been concerned about a recent report by the International Energy Agency in Paris that demand had fallen significantly because of the lagging global economy.

PARIS — Nokia said on Thursday that its sales fell sharply in the first quarter because of lagging demand in emerging markets for its simplest models, adding to investor anxiety over the company's ability to execute a turnaround.

Google is enormously profitable, but its growth is slowing because of lagging ad sales.

But the bloodshed in the Middle East has startled a United States market already jittery because of lagging stocks of heating oil and crude oil.

Nevada is lagging, primarily because of its reliance on gamblers and tourists.

Mr. Bloomberg's campaign aides said they took it as a good sign, since the endorsements of many other municipal unions seem in doubt because of lagging contract negotiations.

In 1980 it started a paper called Tonight, but shut it down after about a year because of lagging sales.