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. Danielle Hale:

   We expect rents will keep hitting new highs, driven by factors including still-low vacancy rates, lagging new construction and demand from would-be first-time buyers.

2. 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.

3. Frank Jotzo:

   Australia has certainly been lagging behind on climate change action, by which I mean the effort to decarbonize the economy and reduce emissions.

4. Huawei Chairman Guo:

   I have noticed the president's Twitter, he said that the U.S. needs faster and smarter 5G, or even 6G in the future, and he has realized that the U.S. is lagging behind in this respect, and I think his message is clear and correct.

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.