Sentence examples for consistently lagging from inspiring English sources

Early last year, during the impeachment battle, the surveys showed Republicans consistently lagging by 10 points.

Indeed, despite his consistently lagging polling and fundraising numbers, Edwards has arguably been the decisive policy influence inside the Democratic party.

Underemployment and unemployment have been a problem since the recession of the 1970s, with the rate of job creation consistently lagging behind the rate of new entrants into the labour market.

Blue-chip stock fund consistently lagging behind S&P 500; the index beat his FS Equity Fund by 2.4% before fees last year.

The difficult year for Mr Cameron and his party has left the Conservatives consistently lagging behind Labour in the polls - quite a change from this time last year.

With the polls showing the McCain campaign consistently lagging, it is raising the ACORN issue among others to see if it sticks.

Since then, supplies have consistently lagged behind demand, and a waiting list remains in place.

The professionalism of the place has consistently lagged behind its powers.

Largely because of rigid work rules and high taxes, job growth has consistently lagged behind economic growth.

"The Early Show" has consistently lagged far behind its competitors, "Today" on NBC and "Good Morning America" on ABC.

Yet his New Democracy party consistently lags a few points behind the Syriza party under Mr Tsipras.