Sentence examples for which is lagging from inspiring English sources
The data could increase pressure on politicians and the Bank of Japan to devise new policies for the corporate sector, which is lagging behind gains in private consumption.
The HUDStat report is blunt about which state and local departments are efficiently moving veterans into housing (Indiana and Ohio) and which is lagging behind (California).
The focus on the prescription drug plan is also represents an attempt by the campaign, which is lagging somewhere near the tail end of the four-way primary, to distinguish Mr. Vallone as the health care candidate.
More troubling, the panel said there was danger that the kill vehicle would fall apart when shaken atop its booster rocket, the development of which is lagging far behind schedule at Boeing.
On the other hand, the study says, "London provides lessons for New York in the extensive redevelopment of its great waterfront, a process which is lagging" in New York.
That's especially true in the second episode, which focuses on Jacob Maarse Florists, in Pasadena, Calif., which is lagging under the leadership of the founder's son, Hank, who still borrows money from his mother to keep the business afloat.
Woollings et al. ([2010]) showed a statistically significant positive NAO signal consistent with more blocking events during solar maxima when using the open solar flux which is lagged to the commonly used F10.7 cm solar flux by a few years.
Which companies are getting it right and which are lagging behind?
The Manpower report found the jobs market was worse in the north-east, north-west and Yorkshire and Humberside, which are lagging behind the UK average.
When he introduced the Core Knowledge pilot program, Mr. Klein said he hoped it could be used to raise eighth graders' reading scores, which were lagging behind the fourth graders' gains.
However, the atlas should be expanded to become even more useful by including the experiences people with dementia have had of the health and care systems, in order to enable NHS bosses to make improvements in areas which are lagging behind, McNamara added.
