Sentence examples for lagging though from inspiring English sources
Measured by political representation of minorities, both the United States and Europe seem lagging, though Mr. Obama's victory seemed to underscore how much farther behind Europe is.
One area where grateful giving has lagged, though, is in mental health, Dr. Pardes said.
Other public universities lag, though they are starting to pick up some of the fund-raising skills of the powerhouses.
But suddenly, the city's support seemed to lag -- though Mayor Giuliani has never repudiated the $100 million financial commitment by his predeccessor, Mayor David N. Dinkins.
Wages have lagged though, fueling frustration among many Americans who feel they have been left behind by the recent economic recovery.
Benade's fascination with musical acoustics began long before his formal studies of physics and never lagged, though for many years acoustical research was forced to be a leisure-time activity.
The audience part still lags, though with NBC struggling to shore up much of its schedule, the still-modest ratings for "Parks and Rec" are the least of the network's worries.
The narrative, which she wrote with Terry Botwick, keeps surprising, the pacing rarely lags (though we could have done with fewer shots of Lomborg biking to work) and cinematographer Nasar Abich Jr. makes the most of the people and landscapes he captures.
On the revenue side, national media revenues - though lagging far behind other North American sports leagues - have never been higher for the NHL.
Other sectors are still lagging behind, though.
Though initially lagging behind the Portuguese in the arts of navigation and exploration, the Spanish quickly closed that gap in the decades following Columbus's voyages to America.
