Sentence examples for lagging interest from inspiring English sources

SPORTS An expensive new requirement has led to a dearth of contestants at the America's Cup, and San Fransisco leaders are raising doubts about the race's benefits for the city amid lagging interest.

With lagging interest in print news, WaPo's own figures admitted a 55percentt profit loss just before the sale.

But the good times slowed during the Great Depression and eventually stopped in 1938, when a gradual drop in quality and lagging interest closed the shops and the East Aurora plant.

In particular, we show that the sign and magnitude of the coefficient on the lagged interest differential is governed by a type of time-varying beta risk that reflects the conditional covariance between exchange rate returns and the return differential between foreign and domestic equities.

Most of his ARM portfolio is indexed to the Cost of Funds and the Moving Treasury Average indexes, which lag interest rate changes.

"Why not subdivide Microsoft's lagging Internet interests into one company and set up independent operating system and venture-capital groups?" Russo said.

Anyone with jet lag interested in seeing the true working-class side of London — the types of men and women who still call each other "Guv'nor" and "Luv" with real Eliza Doolittle accents — should head down to New Covent Garden at 4 or 5 a.m., when the only things more exquisite than the earnest stall keepers are the endless crates of colorful flowers, fruits and vegetables.

Undergraduate enrollments in science and engineering are lagging, and domestic interest in graduate study has fallen from a high in the 1950's and 60's.

With wages lagging, analysts believe interest rates will remain unchanged for now.

They're also lagging behind conservative interests.

Fervent about their causes and determined to make their point whenever and wherever they can, these protesters and others from a divergent cross section of the city's radical organizations have long trudged out to demonstrate on myriad issues, more often than not in the face of lagging passions and dwindling interest.