Sentence examples for lagging industries from inspiring English sources

This is especially true in lagging industries like construction, logistics and agriculture – hence our investment in FarmLogs.

"The cities that have continued to underperform rely on jobs from lagging industries such as manufacturing, tourism and construction," Cruickshank says.

Bilateral exchange programs enabling workers to spend a certain period in a foreign country to acquire and develop specific skills and policies incentivizing the inflow of foreign expertise and investment in lagging industries (e.g., software) will be helpful in strengthening job skills in Myanmar.

Using data from Tableau Software he has some elegant graphs on industrial production by sector, which highlight some lagging industries.

The biggest American automaker, General Motors, has long lagged industry leaders in consolidating platforms.

By using 13-year lagged industry exposure, biases due to specialization in worse customers are mitigated.

But at the same time, AOL is lagging the industry in its share of the newer broadband, or high-speed, service that is typically delivered over cable television systems or telephone lines.

Their goal is to propel Germany's large, but lagging cable industry into the ranks of advanced markets like those in Britain and France, by offering hundreds of channels and high-speed Internet access.

Not only is the computer colossus lagging its industry in growth, but much of the growth it has shown comes from financial shuffling rather than fundamental improvement.

I think financial services is going to lag other industries in terms of hiring.

Neal E. Sessions III, director of information technology at Zaxby's, says that "the restaurant technology environment generally lags other industries by three to five years".