Examples of using Lagged in English and their translations into Arabic
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Employment recovery often lagged behind economic recovery by four to five years.
Children enjoyed fewer rights in rural areas, where, for example, birth registration and girls ' enrolment lagged, and girls were often withdrawn from school and married at an early age for financial reasons.
The growth slowdown in East Asia reflects weaker import demand in developed countries, increased global uncertainty and the lagged effects of credit tightening in parts of the region, most importantly in China.
he said that his delegation was prepared in principle to accept a change of comparator if the current comparator lagged appreciably behind a potential alternative.
These factors included, among others, increased domestic demand in the Republic of Congo, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Nigeria for instance, robust public spending in Algeria, the lagged effects of currency depreciation of late 2009, introduction of the goods and services tax in Sierra Leone, and exchange rate depreciation in Mozambique and the Sudan.
So you lagged on Sonia?
Franky said Mum lagged on her.
I know who lagged on Tina Mercado.
Most, however, lagged behind in development.
He probably lagged behind and lost his way.
As a child, I always lagged behind others.
Nothing. I'm just a little jet lagged.
You fuckin' lagged. What are you talking about?
Average annual population increments exhibited a slightly lagged trend.
Economic growth in occupied Palestinian territory lagged well behind its potential.
The region lagged far behind in the allocation of concessional financial resources.
For many years, India lagged behind many countries in the development of highways.
The report notes, however, that public attitudes have lagged behind policy.
Tests administered by the Agency indicated that students lagged behind expected achievement levels.