Sentence examples for lagging way from inspiring English sources

"You didn't see tobacco states lagging way behind, or California leading the way," Dr. Williams said.

But external mobility among UK students is low, lagging way behind our international competitors.

Although economic growth seems to be returning, it is still lagging way below what was expected by now.

Healthtech continues to make impressive strides forward, but some pieces of the healthcare puzzle are still lagging way behind.

The problem is that GTO, which in its 1960s-70s heyday was about sexy styling and road-stomping muscle, is lagging way behind targeted sales, with more than a 100-day supply on hand at most dealerships.

"Game console manufacturers are lagging way behind the makers of mobile phones and PCs who have been reducing the toxic load of products over the past year," says Zenia Al Hajj, Greenpeace's toxic avenger (pictured below).

But as record companies try to find ways to revive lagging album sales, consumers can expect to see DVD's become more prominent, said James Lopez, vice president for urban marketing at Atlantic Records.

Now, the company hopes that it has found a way to stimulate the lagging sales of its athletic shoes, and part of the answer, surprisingly, comes from inside the guts of a car.

Southdown, based in Houston, hired Lehman Brothers last month to help explore ways to lift its lagging share price, including a "significant" buyback, merger or sale.

Nowhere is this more visible than on immigration: both the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, as well as many state and local Chambers, have come out strongly for immigration reform as a way to improve the still-lagging economy.

West In a lagging division, Sam Bradford and the Rams are leading the way.