Sentence examples for began lagging behind from inspiring English sources
But in training camp, he began lagging behind in conditioning drills and breathing abnormally.
(The Learning Community's methods call for a great deal of one-on-one instruction, especially when a teacher sees a student beginning to lag behind).
"India is lagging behind," he said.
Soviet GNP growth rates began to decrease in the 1970s from the level it held in the 1950s and 1960s; its growth rates began to lag behind Western Europe and the United States.
With the development of commercial jets, however, Douglas began to lag behind Boeing.
But by another set of numbers — longevity and income inequality — it began to lag behind Northern Europe and Japan.
And so it was that during her first Ironman competition — at the Ford Ironman Arizona in downtown Tempe in November 2009, one of more than two dozen around the world that year — Arnez began to lag behind nearly all of the 2,500 other participants during the 2.4-mile swim.
It noted the average level of work experience began to lag behind men once they reached their 30s – due clearly to leaving the workforce to raise children: Women with the same level of work experience had a lower average income than their equally experienced male counterparts.
As the frequency increased, dipoles began to lag behind the field and the value slightly decreased.
It seemed that her personal work always precluded any time for our department, and so the project began to lag behind.
