Sentence examples for it may lag from inspiring English sources

In general, this is an impressive offering from Amazon, and one that should help it gain a foothold in enterprise and education markets where it may lag behind other devices like Apple's iPad and iPhone.

User can change p-value cut-off in result page and can sort the table by FDR-adjusted P-value or Number of probe sets submitted column, note it may lag the browse for a little while when sort a big table.

In fact, recent evidence suggests that the care provided by ICU practitioners may be less adherent to guidelines than the providers believe it to be and may lag significantly behind the publication of research findings and clinical guidelines [ 13, 29].

Studies from IT management company Capgemini and IT consultancy company Sopra Steria also suggest the UK may lag behind countries such as Germany, France and Norway when it comes to digitising public services.

"Although the markets may continue to be erratic and the general economy may lag, we feel it is the end of the beginning of the stabilization of the financial sector".

Its share of the vote is expected to be close behind that of the Samajwadi Party, though its share of seats may lag further.

Our map may lag behind the others but it makes up for it in... charm?

The country's youth development may lag behind Japan's but it is still the second best in Asia and steadily improving.

It continued: "Technology change also brings risks to regulators, who may lag behind developments or lack skills and resources to match the changing risk landscape.

Downloads might take longer, chat messages may not be received as quickly and the game environment may lag when you walk your avatar through it.

The film may lag a little, but its emotional tug is sure; unlike the Australian heroes of "Strictly Ballroom," whose waltzing was barely more flamboyant than the surrounding culture, Sugiyama has to break the habits of a lifetime.