Sentence examples for lagging behind rivals from inspiring English sources

The BBC's current affairs coverage is failing to stand out, often lagging behind rivals such as Channel 4, an internal review has found.

With 2.8m daily unique browsers, according to December's audited circulation figures, its online figures have never really threatened its old rivals, lagging behind rivals ranging from the Daily Mail, the Guardian, the Daily Telegraph and the Mirror.

The Australian made it three Renault-engined cars in the top five, a surprising result given the track is expected to demand strong engine power for a team to be competitive and Renault are lagging behind rivals Mercedes and Ferrari.

It's likely however, that Microsoft will seek to leverage Minecraft in both the console market, where its Xbox One machine is lagging behind rival PlayStation 4, and in the smartphone sector, where its Windows Phonefalls a distant third behind iOS and Android.

AT&T is still lagging behind rival Verizon when it comes to sheer number of markets and people covered, but they could stand to learn from Verizon's missteps.

Toyota has been racing to add capacity in China after sales lagged behind rivals' last year.

Despite the pay rise, Tesco's terms and conditions lag behind rivals Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Aldi and Lidl.

But some analysts say that for Sony to climb back to profit, it must take more drastic measures, like exiting product areas where it lags behind rivals.

By selling the unit, Barclays will gain financial strength when it has begun to lag behind rivals that accepted help from the British government.

Tesco has lagged behind rivals since the recession began as poor sales at its large non-food division put a drag on the business.

Calvert said investors would be especially focused on the performance of its food halls where trading has lagged behind rivals in the last two quarters.