Sentence examples for lagged very from inspiring English sources

Fishing, Huxley said, had failed "to keep pace with the rapid improvement of almost every other branch of industrial occupation in modern times" and still lagged "very far behind scientific agriculture... as to the application of machinery".

"When it comes to technology, the legal industry has lagged very much behind the rest of the world," said Robert Kalian, who with his wife, Linda, ran Prestige Printing, in Elmsford, before it evolved into DocuServe.

Measure Map has not raised outside capital, and seems to be more of a drain on Adaptive Path resources at this point than an asset – the service has lagged very badly over the last few month, becoming unusable for larger blogs (although it has improved significantly recently).

I still think it's lagging very far behind.

Valuable progress has been achieved in the last 30 years in the development of P. falciparum subunit vaccines (Greenwood and Targett, 2011, Schwartz et al., 2012) that could be included in the Expanded Program of Immunization (EPI), whereas the P. vivax counterpart lags very much behind.

Finally, some living birds and mammals, which are clearly endotherms, have LAGs very much like those of dinosaurs, so LAGs are probably not strong indicators of metabolism in any of these animals.

In the lab, delaying the LD cycle (simulating westward flights) or advancing it (simulating eastward flights) can simulate jet lag very easily.

Inclusion of ICRIII in the duplex region of the oligonucleotide substrate caused a reduction in the amplitude of the unwinding signal but leaves the length of the lag very similar.

Even so, I agree that Intrade can sometimes lag the very best of expert opinion.

But job growth and wages cannot keep up the pace, in fact, they lag behind very badly.

The lagged effects are very interesting as well.