Sentence examples for lagging further from inspiring English sources

But business appears to be lagging further behind.

Unfortunately, antagonism to Western-style change leaves countries lagging further and further behind.

The owners see the problems as being created by player salaries, which continue to soar and leave low-revenue clubs lagging further behind the high-revenue teams.

Official figures released earlier this year showed that boys were lagging further behind girls by the age of five since the introduction of Labour's "nappy curriculum".

Behind differences of emphasis and method the central feature of political discourse about English education is the deeply held assumption that educational standards are falling and that we are lagging further behind the rest of the world.

With Google lagging further and further behind in the Stories war, and Snap not keen on an alliance, leaning on its strength in search and surfacing journalism could get it back in the fight.

Russia, France and the United States lag further behind in the game of going deep.

That compares with fewer than 14 million for Xbox, released in late 2001; GameCube, also released in late 2001, lags further.

While China's cities have profited enormously from economic reforms first announced in 1978, the countryside has lagged further and further behind.

As the economy has started to grow again over the past 18 months, Labour has lagged further and further behind on the economy.

South Korea is also closing the gap, although the other Asian tigers, such as Malaysia, lag further behind.