Sentence examples for lagging commercial from inspiring English sources

But given Boeing's lagging commercial aviation business, which will account for an estimated 44% of revenue this year, the company has hung its hat on garnering defense contracts.

In some cases the tax system is lagging behind commercial reality, particularly around the taxation of the digital economy and transfer pricing.

Goldman Sachs estimates that in the residential sector, penetration of LEDs will rise from 3 percent last year to 16 percent in 2015, still lagging the commercial and industrial sector as well as outdoor applications like parking lots and billboards.

Political marketing has usually lagged behind commercial marketing.

In years when demand lags for commercial time, the upfront market can last through the spring and into the summer.

More importantly, Arizona's "Managed Medicaid" organizations appeared to lag behind commercial MCOs for coverage of behavioral therapy and tobacco dependence treatment medication, even though tobacco use is higher among the medically indigent.

Networks dominate today's computing landscape and commercial technical protection is lagging behind attack technology.

Networks dominate today's computing landscape, yet commercial technical protection is lagging behind attack technology.

But progress on the commercial front has been lagging, and unless both sides realize significant economic gains before Obama leaves office, the momentum toward lifting the embargo and fully normalizing relations could be lost.

But several other people involved in the project said that the commercial market in Harlem was lagging behind the retail boom in other parts of Manhattan.

However, due to the challenge of dealing with excessive absorption loss, the commercial production of efficient THz waveguide is lagging behind.