Sentence examples for lagging many from inspiring English sources

Reforms are lagging, many victims are still waiting for compensation and a full accounting of crimes.

However, the organization was lagging many of its competitors in terms of its operations and information technology (IT).

In terms of number of structures solved, membrane proteins appear to be lagging many years behind their soluble counterparts.

A separate report found that the U.S. is not only lagging many developing nations in access to broadband, but that businesses and residents even in major cities have slower broadband available.

His award-winning lectures on global trends have been labeled "humorous, yet deadly serious" and many in the audience realize their own world view is lagging many decades.

The United States market lagged many others early in the recovery.

Despite his efforts, New York lags many other states in per capita spending on environmental programs.

Moreover, any improvements in the diabetes outcomes measures may lag many years behind any measurable improvements in quality of care.

While the test showed that banks had substantially increased their capital levels since the financial crisis, JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs lagged many of their peers.

Kudos for drawing readers' attention to cognitive neuroscience's burgeoning role in early childhood education -- particularly in math, where our knowledge lags many years behind that in reading.

Relationships were discerned more readily among the compounds than among the elements; it thus occurred that the classification of elements lagged many years behind that of compounds.