Sentence examples for lagged considerably from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, optogenetic tools for inhibition have lagged considerably behind those for excitation.
While the Nordic region, the Netherlands and Britain generally performed well, southern European countries lagged considerably behind the average.
Four years ago, during his race for public advocate, Mr. de Blasio lagged considerably in the polls against Mark Green in August.
A mere six years after the Wright brothers' inaugural flight from Kitty Hawk, China accomplished its first flight, yet the country's aviation record has lagged considerably behind those of America and Europe.
Even in New York City, which has long lagged considerably behind suburban and upstate school districts, 42percentt of fourth graders passed the test, up from only 33percentt last year.
The changes in China's economic thinking and strategy since 1978 have been so great with the potential repercussions for important vested interests so strong that actual practice inevitably has lagged considerably behind declaratory policy.
Rich as Chicago's theater life is, though, it lags considerably behind New York in financial terms.
Ms. Lynch said she was troubled by continued research that shows girls' computer skills and interest in technology lags considerably behind boys'.
In both versions of "Lean In," she writes, "Our country lags considerably behind others in efforts to help parents take care of their children and stay in the workforce".
And while the political clout of Latino voters still lags considerably behind their numbers, it's still growing rapidly, and posing a threat to GOP competitiveness in traditionally contested states like Colorado, Nevada, Florida and Texas, which, left unchecked, will likely tilt most future presidential elections in the Democrats' favour.
Spain's El Mundo lags considerably behind El País in print circulation, but is ahead of it online: 42% of its readers are overseas, and though it sells no print copies in Latin America it is among the top two or three news sites in every Spanish-speaking country there, says its deputy editor, Ignacio Gil.
