Sentence examples for is lagging so from inspiring English sources

Even so, it's a big concern that the supply of property coming to the market is lagging so far behind demand.

And McCain is lagging so badly in the fundraising department — raising $11 million last month to Barack Obama's $55 million — that getting the Romney imprimatur in the mile-high elite is more important than nursing the grudges of recent history.

The biggest reason that gas production is lagging so far behind drilling, industry officials say, is that most of the gas fields now open are old, with returns that diminish steadily, year after year.

The fact is, Mr. Santorum is lagging so far behind Mr. Romney in delegates now that even if he won all of those from Texas — which has not decided for sure whether to move to a winner-take-all system — he will still trail Mr. Romney and not be able to claim the nomination himself.

"Even so, it's a big concern that the supply of property coming to the market is lagging so far behind demand, particularly with the recent launch of Help to Buy in Scotland.

In that case, east Germany should not be lagging so far behind".

But in Maricopa, infrastructure was lagging so far behind growth — many departments were using contract workers — that the city hasn't yet had to lay off anyone.

America does not quite have that mastered yet, not in the way that leading European nations have, though Russia ought not to be lagging so far behind.

Maybe one day I can walk him around the park twice, but the next day he's lagging so we go around once.

His lawyer, Christopher Wolf, said he was unaware of the grand jury proceedings, but that "the investigation seems to have been lagging, so this has to be seen as a positive development".

Preparations in Athens are lagging so far behind schedule that the Greeks may be unable to catch up.Athens 2004, the organisation preparing for the games, is plagued by infighting.