Sentence examples for lagging deep from inspiring English sources

Hubbard was celebrating success, and he was celebrating employees with the goodness and the gumption "to be loyal to a trust, to act promptly, concentrate their energies on a thing — 'Carry a message to Garcia.' " (Having grown up in the culturally lagging Deep South, I was raised on this sacred text.

The long period of lagging earnings for deep cyclicals from 1989 through 2000 puts many of their P/E multiples in outer space relative to those of most value stocks, and even some of the super-growth issues.

Others note that public education is lagging and poverty remains deep, particularly in rural areas yet to feel the boom.

Both integrations produce a cyclone, but the NOA case is much deeper and lagging behind the IAA.

They'd recently done well in the upper South, but they still lagged in the Deep South, where racial tensions had been strongest.

Politicians and pilots may fly more, but Becks looks more like a live experiment in jet lag and deep vein thromboses than a professional sportsman.

Severe hypotonicity was detected in all during the neonatal period with head lag, absent deep tendon reflexes and reduced newborn reflexes.

The presumptive nominee is lagging in polls and currently making even normally deep-red Republican strongholds such as Utah and Texas competitive – and the current electoral map favours Democrats.

After all, low rates of spending increases in 2009-10 could just be the lagged effect of the deep recession in 2008-9.

Discontinuous anchored piling support (anchored soldier piles without lagging) is one of the most frequent earth-retaining systems used in temporary deep excavations in Santiago, Chile.

Of course, like the consciousness behind it, behind any art, a poem can be deep or shallow, glib or visionary, prescient or stuck in an already lagging trendiness.