Sentence examples for market lagging from inspiring English sources

"We do have this historical phenomenon of the art market lagging behind the stock market," he said.

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2010/jan/13/google-china-censorship-indexGoogle has around a third of the Chinese search market, lagging far behind the domestic firm Baidu.

Use IT or lose it Reprints Related items German Landesbanks: Fischer's chipsMay 17th 2007Meanwhile, UniCredit, having focused on growth abroad, suddenly found its 10% share of the Italian market lagging behind Intesa Sanpaolo's 17%.

On some measures, it is working: JD is the second-biggest competitor in the world's biggest e-commerce market, lagging only Alibaba.The value of transactions handled by JD exceeded 86 billion yuan during the first three quarters of last year, up from 33 billion yuan in all of 2011.

The company took off partly on account of the Japanese e-book market lagging far behind that of the English-speaking world — murky copyright laws, higher prices, and the technical trickiness of rendering Japanese characters on e-reader screens have all been contributing factors.

Surveys suggest Bing has about a 15% share of the US search market, lagging behind Google's 66% portion.

The United States market lagged many others early in the recovery.

In prestige, Hong Kong's film market lags behind other industry gatherings, like Cannes.

"Their reach across the Atlantic is less deep, and their Asian market lags far behind Delta and United," he said.

The company's marketing emphasizes the low price of the Roehampton House properties, especially in comparison to superprime prices in central London, which continue to rise even as the country's market lags over all.

Economists are quick to point out that the labor market lags the rest of the economy on the way out of a recession.