Sentence examples for lagging results from inspiring English sources

In recent months, fancy restaurant chains have been lagging results at their fast-food competitors.

In a statement, the current schools chief, Jean-Claude Brizard, said the findings illustrated the "immediate and critical challenges" the new administration faces and used the lagging results to continue his push for a longer school day.

He thinks tech oversold as well, given that strength in Advanced Micro Devices and Citrix Systems largely offset lagging results and guidance in Intel and Motorola, which spoiled a strong quarterly earnings report with downbeat guidance, shedding $1.87, or 7.7%, to $22.49.

Despite the lagging results of last year, a positive shift could be underway and giving could increase in 2011, the Chronicle reports.

As Chowdhury (2002) points out that allowing for a certain time span is critical, as most restructuring actions yield lagged results.

If you want, you can say it's the lagged result of the Bush Administration — or somehow rich people getting tax cuts.

Yet, as this study shows, local policies and practices are constantly lagging behind results of scientific research and development of guidelines.

Some analysts believe that lag results in part from Dean Witter's reluctance to open its sales network to products, like mutual funds, from other companies.

Jet lag results when the body's internal clock is out of sync with daily life, making people sleepy when they want to be awake and wakeful when they want to sleep.

Here is a summary of the tabled seasonal lag results.

Some higher lag results are presented for a broader perspective.