Sentence examples for it lagging from inspiring English sources
The leftist party had been written off just a few weeks ago as opinion polls showed it lagging in fourth place.
The TUC generalsecretary Frances O'Grady echoed calls for more focus on closing Britain's stubbornly wide productivity gap, which has left it lagging behind other big economies.
With 15 million active users, Roku isn't necessarily running away with the market, nor is it lagging behind.
A decision that, ironically, could leave it lagging behind in third-party app support all over again.
Getting into the social-networking phenomenon back in 2003 seemed like a good idea, but much like Gmail, Bloggers lack of updates have left it lagging behind new upstarts like News Corp.'s MySpace, which claims 43 million members.
"People who have worked hard, who have done the right thing, who have provided for their families, they should then know they will get a decent state pension and they don't have to worry about it lagging behind prices or earnings and I think that's the right choice for the country".
But by some measures, it lagged its peers.
Despite recent efforts to boost the number and quality of its universities, it lags well behind China.
The light-frame system has not been significantly improved since its introduction, and it lags behind other modern techniques.
And while it has been enjoying something of a resurgence of late, today it lags far behind its Scottish rivals.
Although attendance (461,000 visited last year) is up 17percentt since 2005, it lags well behind those of its bigger, broader-interest neighbors.
