Sentence examples for because of lagging from inspiring English sources
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.
In any event, the later one was canceled because of lagging ticket sales.
Google is enormously profitable, but its growth is slowing because of lagging ad sales.
In 1980 it started a paper called Tonight, but shut it down after about a year because of lagging sales.
In Paris, Air France canceled one flight each to New York and Washington on Sept. 11 because of lagging reservations.
Now, many other unions are being asked to make similar sacrifices because of lagging demand, manufacturers' overstock or restructuring.
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.
Previously, images and sounds coming from various parts of the world had to be shown consecutively because of lags in satellite transmissions, which can be two or three seconds between Japan and New York.
It was also thought to be both ill timed, because of lags in Congressional decision-making, and wasteful, because choices among fiscal measures were driven by politics and rent-seeking rather than cost-benefit considerations.
