Synonyms for lagging
ˈlæg ɪŋlag·ging

Princeton's WordNet

1. laggingnoun

   used to wrap around pipes or boilers or laid in attics to prevent loss of heat

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1. Henri Courpron:

   I do not expect Robert Milton to interfere with the CEO, but rather use Robert Milton insight and experience to support and encourage Munoz to re-evaluate the overall post-merger strategy for the airline as it appears to be lagging its peers on several fronts.

2. Matthew Marcus:

   America has always been innovative, and the President has pushed entrepreneurship. We’re lagging in average broadband speed than many other countries and that’s ridiculous to me.

3. Toshiba Memory president Yasuo Naruke:

   Compared to our bigger rival...we are lagging behind in volume, including production capacity.

4. Jeffrey Gundlach:

   This is a very dangerous part of the cycle, we're 10 years into an expansion and it seems clear that the Fed has overtightened. Unemployment is a lagging indicator. And negative interest rates can be found in many places. If the(Fed's) goal is to keep the expansion going, they need to be more aggressive. You have to think bigger than a so-called (and mislabeled) insurance rate cut.

5. Stephane Richard:

   It is crazy that there are over 100 fixed and mobile operators in Europe, this is why we are lagging behind in broadband and 4G (mobile broadband) compared to the U.S., South Korea and Japan, which have a much smaller number of players.