Sentence examples for division lagged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sargent said brands like Dodge, Chrysler and G.M.'s Buick division lagged the industry average because of the presence of older models that are gradually being replaced after the government-financed bankruptcies of Chrysler and General Motors in 2009.

The 41st Division, on the right flank, had reached its portion of the Blue Line and captured Flers but the 47th Division lagged behind.

Pernod Ricard S.A., a leading distiller, said that its fourth-quarter sales rose 17percentt, with the drinks division lagging units that are being sold to pay for the purchase of several Seagram liquor brands.

Patterson told me that when Mercer arrived at Renaissance the firm's equities division was lagging behind other areas, such as futures trading.

Without a new hit television show, CBS will lose the crown of most-watched network to Fox; the radio division is lagging; pressure to make a digital acquisition is intensifying and advertising revenues are softening.

In these circumstances, the slower-adapting peripheral rhythms, including cell division, may lag behind.

The company has moved to divest its holdings in the sector as the division's growth lagged.

Companies with both catalogs and Web sites typically say their print divisions have significantly lagged behind their Internet operations.

Korean electronics giant LG is soaring to new heights, but its mobile division continues to lag well behind the rest of the company and the signs aren't promising.

In contrast, a similar analysis in the slower dividing neuroblasts revealed that while the long C(2 EN chromosomes clearly lagged during anaphase, division failures did not occur (Gonzalez et al. 1991; Sullivan et al. 1993; Kotadia et al. 2012).

In four years at the helm, Mr. Boonstra streamlined the company and shored up profits by selling lagging divisions.