Sentence examples for seriously lagging from inspiring English sources

When it comes to chances created, Manchester United are seriously lagging.

Even if you are seriously lagging behind your class in programming, there is no need to panic.

The state of women's tennis, writes Filip Bondy of The Daily News, which is seriously lagging behind the men these days.

By the way, poor white boys are seriously lagging behind at school and smart women earn more than men until the age of 35.

The technical talks are seriously lagging behind the political discussion and this must change," Cañete told a press conference in Brussels.

Then, as now, Russia's main focus was inward, in particular on modernizing a society and an economy still seriously lagging behind their Western counterparts.

(Toilet construction there, incidentally, has seriously lagged stated goals, although Mr. Solanki is not directly involved with the program).

"The F.T.C. has seriously lagged in coming to grips with the problems surrounding the online ad market, specifically click fraud.

Then there have been two periods when wages have seriously lagged behind productivity – in the 1920s and the post-1980s.

MOST mutual fund investors have only themselves to blame if their portfolios seriously lag behind the market.

Party officials are hoping the agreements will give the party a much-needed boost, because it has seriously lagged in cash on hand.