Sentence examples for lagging in terms of from inspiring English sources

"We have some of the best solar resources in the world, and we lead the world in terms of rooftop solar, but we have been lagging in terms of large-scale solar deployment.

You may notice that one of those areas is lagging in terms of enforcement and automation.

Sony, of late, has been the worst offender in the "false premium" market and it comes from a sense that their products are still leading in terms of mind share but they are definitely lagging in terms of quality, availability, and value.

"At the national level, we are falling sorely behind other nations and really lagging in terms of what workers in this country need to make ends meet and also take care of their families," she said.

We definitely can't take anything for granted: right now we are clearly lagging in terms of where we should be, compared with Obama, in terms of both likelihood to vote and percent of the vote with progressive base voters, in both the presidential races and further down the ballot.

The Shogunate forces had been slightly lagging in term of equipment, although the French military mission to Japan (1867 1868) had recently trained a core elite force.

Texas still lacks California's great universities and lags in terms of culture.

Minority women have continued to lag in terms of their incomes, no matter what their education, but Hispanic women have done significantly better than black women.

While Toronto-Dominion has had great success at gathering deposits from retail clients in the United States, analysts say that the business has lagged in terms of turning that low-cost source of cash into loans.

But the question that diplomats, advocates and even some United Nations officials ask is why the efforts still lag in terms of investigating accusations and, most important, making sure those who send troops and contractors abroad hold them accountable.

Mexico may lag in terms of Internet access and online purchasing, but we are seeing signs of change.