Sentence examples for lagging behind the average from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of GM-EIA was found to be only 36%%, which is lagging behind the average results found in other studies.

But this year and next the French economy could well lag behind the average for the euro area.

Alas, over the next 12 months that most popular sector lagged behind the average by just under three percentage points.

When no one knew that the average load fund lagged behind the average no-load, investors had no motivation to find an alternative source of discipline.

The percentage gains in prices in the New York City area in the year that ended in October lagged behind the average increase statewide.

An examination by Fortune magazine of 10 large family-run companies whose stock is publicly traded found that their return to shareholders in the past decade in many instances lagged behind the average return in their respective industries.

The matrix dramatically demonstrates that for this company many low-CLV customers are almost as valuable as those with the highest CLVs: the average total value of Advocates, whose CLVs averaged just $180, lagged behind the average total value of Affluents, whose CLVs averaged $1,219, by only $418.

Little noticed at the time was Mr. Carhart's discovery that the average load fund lags behind the average no-load by approximately 60 basis points a year, even before loads are taken into account -- equivalent to more than 6percentt over a decade.

Argentina's per capita GDP lagged behind the average of the core Western European countries and Maddison's "Western Offshoots" by less than 20%—and sometimes by as little as 7% between 1905 and 1929.

Meaning the 10 billionish of investor money he runs, in BVI, is lagging behind the industry average (Global Diversified Sector) whose average performance, according to HSBC, is positive 2.1percentt.

That would be remarkable, seeing that it has been lagging behind the continental average of 5%.