Sentence examples for lagging sometimes from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the pace of sales kept lagging, sometimes erratically, but always headed down, according to monthly reports from Mr. Otteau's firm, based in New Brunswick.

Hospitals, too, are lagging, sometimes failing to provide the necessary financial support to operate the sophisticated devices safely, according to accident reports and medical physicists, who set up and monitor radiological devices.

But in "Free Food for Millionaires," she imparts a lesson of her own: young and old need to accompany one another as they grow — sometimes shooting ahead, sometimes lagging behind, sometimes crossing paths.

We outstrip the world by many measures but lag, sometimes shockingly, in many others.

Difficulty overcoming jet lag sometimes makes him seem doddering when he is just sleep deprived, they said.

There's a lag, sometimes as much as 120 days, from when a fraudulent card is reported to when the issuing bank cuts it off, he said.

Zoom was also affected by lag: sometimes I spent a full 30 seconds just trying to position my screen so I could see my target and the worm I was controlling.

For the coal miner cohort, lags of zero and 15-years are presented, and 20- and 25-year lags sometimes presented.

But the phrases and names people attempt to trademark at the United States Patent and Trademark Office form an indicator -- sometimes leading, sometimes lagging -- of popular culture.

The inclusion of homosexuality in SF has been described in Science Fiction Culture as "sometimes lagging behind the general population, sometimes surging ahead".

In past corporate media splits, the older, or more traditional, company has lagged behind, sometimes significantly.