Sentence examples similar to laggard development from inspiring English sources
Though Mr Yadav's rule in Bihar is not directly at stake, state elections, due anyway by March 2000, could be moved forward were he to lose badly.Bihar, long a laggard in development, has slipped back further since Mr Yadav took over.
Several of the countries that have been loudest in their declarations of generosity in the past fortnight are laggards in the giving of development aid.
As we remarked here before, high regional disparities become a development failure, not only because poverty remains stuck in laggard regions, but also because rising political tensions can undermine national efforts.
Over the last decade, researchers have gradually reached a surprising conclusion: when you take into account intangible investments, such as software development, product design and training, British businesses aren't investment laggards after all.Let's first of all consider the case against UK plc.
The most common feature of laggard countries was a "drift in policymaking and a search for a peculiar national model of development at the level of theorising", says Laszlo Csaba, a political economist at the Central European University in Budapest.The inverse of reform in post-communist countries was, for all practical purposes, corruption.
Shock your laggard employees.
It was not the only American laggard.
The report calls New Jersey a "population laggard".
EUROPE wasn't always a digital laggard.
There's one laggard, a nurse.
