Sentence examples for business lagging from inspiring English sources

With its Unix workstation business lagging, the company had hoped to become a major seller of NT workstations that included its vaunted graphics system.

Performance in the $500 billion hedge fund business lagged as stock markets tumbled.

Computer Associates International said yesterday that first-quarter sales missed its forecasts as its services and new subscription business lagged.

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules that have stifled the country's economic growth.

While profit beat estimates because of higher sales of printers and related supplies, analysts are concerned that sales growth at the company's Unix server business lagged forecasts.

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules and relatively high wages — for those lucky enough to still have jobs — that have stifled the country's economic growth.

Business lagged early 1990s; ditched frozen cheese, refurbished stores.

Paradoxically, business lagged 22percentt as compared with the world wide average of social media adoption.

Still, unlike many of its peers, UBS's business lagged through much of the war.

Other businesses lagging but still profitable; analysts are bullish about market potential of Professor Keenbean's latest invention, a fusion-powered ice cream scoop.

The EC claims not, however Ars Technica's Glyn Moody is scathing in his assessment — arguing this sanctioning of a fast lane for some Internet services will tilt the playing field in favor of companies with the greatest resources, i.e. those who can pay telcos to have their services delivered quicker, leaving less well resourced startup businesses lagging.