Examples of using Lagging in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In general, pro-Israel groups are lagging behind in the application of analysis and action in those fields.".
Lagging behind on the digital revolution,
everything ran smoothly, my speeds were good enough that I had no buffering or lagging videos.
However, a time is coming when effectively time will have run out for those lagging behind, but it will not be held against them.
Lapid found himself lagging behind the new kid in politics.
which is why some souls are“lagging” behind.
the building industry has rapidly gone from lagging to leading in the use of computers.
If it is not, the child runs the risk of becoming permanently lagging and absorb the curriculum two times slower than its more developed classmates.
peculiar because in March of last year while the conflict between the Government and the agricultural sector was entering the tightest part, lagging orders allowed keep the industry stable.
begun to dominate the Olympic games, and the use of testosterone by many of its athletes left the rest of the world lagging far behind.
dominate the Olympic games, and the use of testosterone by many of its athletes left the rest of the world lagging far behind.
Hyde was lead author of a 2008 study showing women gaining on men in math skills but still lagging significantly in areas such as physics and engineering.
her little boy George, lagging behind?
yet more expensive alternatives, leaving it lagging behind in 5G deployment and eventually harming the
yet more expensive alternatives, leaving the US lagging behind in 5G deployment, and eventually harming the
Particularly in regards to treatment of each other and the animals, there is a severe lagging over the timeframe of spiritual enlightenment chosen by the souls now embodied there.
begun to dominate the Olympic games, and the use of testosterone by many of its athletes left the rest of the world lagging far behind.
The lesson of the euro's first 20 years is that only economic reform to boost growth and productivity in lagging members can allow the euro to live up to its full potential.
dominate the Olympic games, and also the use of testosterone from most of its athletes left the rest of the planet lagging much behind.
a shortage of skilled workers, a lagging educational system and a need to diversify away from manufacturing towards a more high-tech, service-based economy.