Sentence examples for is badly lagging from inspiring English sources

Nearly a year after the earthquake, the whole reconstruction effort is badly lagging.

Some lawmakers contend that the Army is badly lagging in artillery capability and that some modified version of the 40-ton Crusader, which Mr. Rumsfeld deemed outsized for a new era of rapid deployment, could be the answer.

Donald Trump, Inc., is badly lagging the competition, losing market share, alarming its financial backers, and being portrayed by its main rival as a toxic product that incites hatred and bigotry.

WASHINGTON -- The United States is badly lagging in basic research on new forms of energy, deepening the nation's dependence on dirty fuels and crippling its international competitiveness, a diverse group of business executives warn in a study to be released Thursday.

While America still has the quality work force, political stability and natural resources a company like Intel needs, said Otellini, the U.S. is badly lagging in developing the next generation of scientific talent and incentives to induce big multinationals to create lots more jobs here.

Facebook is badly lagging MySpace in revenue, but its members vastly outnumber those of its rival.

Wages are badly lagging behind inflation.

The bad news is that U.S. middle-class students are badly lagging their peers globally.

In 2006, he borrowed heavily to buy the Japanese arm of Vodafone, the British cellphone carrier, which was badly lagging two Japanese rivals.

Though the charts of major European stock markets like the German Dax and the French CAC-40 look much stronger than we might expect, they are badly lagging the US market.

Compared to Waymo ― and Uber, which has an entire division dedicated to autonomous research ― Lyft's efforts on self-driving vehicles are badly lagging.