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lag

[lag] / læg /


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Ardern's move has renewed a spotlight on New Zealand's battle to retain its best and brightest, as the country struggles with a lagging economy, a cost of living crisis and housing shortages.

From BBC

Airlines typically say they can pass fuel price increases on to consumers with a two-to- three-month lag, assuming demand remains healthy, according to Fitzgerald.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, small caps, cyclicals and value stocks trading in the U.S. — which had all lagged Big Tech for much of the past three years — have powered higher.

From MarketWatch

My body was so fatigued by this point that all the stabilizer muscles in my ankles and feet were lagging.

From The Wall Street Journal

Detractors argued Horning had allowed the resort to lag behind rivals like Vail and Jackson Hole.

From The Wall Street Journal