Sentence examples for going to lag from inspiring English sources

"The labor market is going to lag the recovery process to a certain degree," he said.

I think financial services is going to lag other industries in terms of hiring.

So I decided, yeah, I'm just going to lag this thing up there".

"But the psychology of the electorate is going to lag for some time to come," Mr. Bartlett said.

"You are going to lag and lag badly in bull markets," notes Samuel Lee, a Morningstar analyst.

"New York is going to lag in recovering from the recession and may never recover to the levels we have become accustomed to because of the financial industry".

If you do start to lag and drag, go ahead… start one of those reading plans to read so many chapters a day.

Others, including many manufacturing jobs, are lagging -- and are going to continue to lag, said Carl E. Van Horn, director of the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University.

It is Mr Costolo's habit of making promises he can't keep that has resulted in Wall Street's distrust of Twitter, and until he is shown the door, or the company starts to give guidance that it can actually meet, the stock is going to continue to lag behind its peers.

"Rather than leading the nation, we're going to be lagging it going forward," Fuller says.

"There's still some nervousness, but having this one quarter is a sign that we're going to stop lagging".