Sentence examples for lagging on the from inspiring English sources
In another 30% of cells, at least one of the homologs was lagging on the anaphase-I spindle.
Freud proved something of a wet blanket, disdaining the sailor outfit worn by Putnam's teenage cousin and lagging on the group's vigorous hikes.
Google, whose business has been lagging on the Russian Internet, stepped up its business there with the $140 million purchase of a Cyrillic online advertising business on Friday.
The point-doubling rule kept the game interesting, because a group that was lagging on the scoreboard could catch up quickly by answering a tough question that other groups had missed.
The opposition leader sought to use the high rating show to give his campaign a lift as early voting opens Tuesday with the national opinion polls showing a tight race but party strategists believing Labor is lagging on the seat count.
"Since the 19th Century, China has been lagging on the world stage," he said.
"The SA government needs to stop lagging on this and back the Greens bill to abolish this law".
Never one to lag on the technological front, Disney has now taken the step to launch its very own streaming service with the suitably world domineering-titled DisneyLife.
Patient safety experts say NIH has lagged on the safety improvements taking place at other hospitals.
MSNBC has pretty firmly established itself as a political channel on the weekdays, but it has lagged on the weekends.
Richard Virenque, a Frenchman with Quick Step who won the yellow jersey Saturday, lagged on the final climb today and finished more than nine minutes behind.
