Sentence examples for expected to lag from inspiring English sources

This week, he said this performance "was" expected to lag.

Last week, Mr. Greenspan said performance of the labor market "is" expected to lag.

The category of credit that includes auto loans was expected to lag, however, reflecting carmakers' difficulties in selling new cars.

Local governments have shed nearly half a million jobs, and are expected to lag well behind any recovery in other sectors.

That comes at the expense of Southeast Asian markets like Thailand and the Philippines, which are expected to lag this year and be less likely to benefit from those trends.

PARIS -- Even as Europe is expected to lag behind the United States and Japan in recovering from the global recession, the research organization for advanced economies on Wednesday urged governments to lay the groundwork now so they could start removing their economic stimulus measures next year.

This is not the most easily engaging prose you will hear in a theater, and over an intermissionless hour and a half you can expect to lag behind occasionally, if only from exhaustion; Woolf's leaps, even on the page, are those of a gifted gymnast.

For example, in June 1978, after a rise in stock prices, Harris found that twice as many Americans expected stocks to lag inflation as expected them to rise in real terms.The chart shows that growing trust in Wall Street has been accompanied by falling trust in other institutions, such as the media and government.

When it does well, we tend to beat it by a wide margin and when it lags, we would expect to also lag by a wider margin.

IXScotland is expected to reduce internet "lag" time by up to 75%.

We expected to find a lag between the detection of cells in offshore waters and onshore aerosolized brevetoxin exposures because of the time required for intra- and extracellular brevetoxin metabolism and transformation, as well as subsequent aeolian transport.