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Laggard meaning
Lagging behind; taking more time than the others in a group. | Not growing as quickly as the rest of the flock or herd.
Example sentences (20)
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Apple, who has been the laggard of the group, reportedly has plans to launch its own headset later this year.
Britain has long been regarded as a laggard in terms of investment but this trend has worsened in recent years, with the country ranking the lowest among G7 peers and as one of the worst performers in the OECD group of 37 developed economies.
Freight, meanwhile, is the main laggard for Uber - though in terms of company contribution to revenue, Freight is still less than 15% of total revenue.
Invasive Species Council conservation officer Candice Bartlett said NSW was a laggard when it came to policies for responsible cat ownership.
Lauding the works of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the Defence Minister said Madhya Pradesh was earlier a BIMARU (laggard) state.
He now has the mammoth task of rebuilding the bank that has for too long been an industry laggard, and when he hands down BOQ’s full-year results next month, he will hope he can convince the market that it has finally turned a corner.
Oliver Zipse, the chief executive of BMW, which has been a laggard in the EV race, called for a loosening of the EU’s 2035 cut-off point for production of new combustion engine cars.
Some worry that Poland — the bloc’s foremost climate laggard — wants to delay the 2040 discussion as long as possible.
The largest laggard was Liontown Resources, which slumped nearly 3 per cent to 65c.
We have been a laggard; that’s the hard truth.
Apple is a laggard, but is planning to move 20 percent of its Chinese supply-chain presence to India.
Australia had been something of a laggard on this front – the prevalence of online shopping here has been lower than in many comparable places including the US and Europe.
In the currencies space, the movement remains more modest with the aussie and kiwi holding slightly higher with the franc the notable laggard.
It argues that India is emerging as the hub of digital skills but was a laggard in AI.
It is a very quiet week on the UK data front with the currency to remain the laggard and the underperformer in the European G10 currency space.
Out of 30 Sensex stocks, just six were trading in red today with Axis Bank as the top laggard, down 4.29 per cent.
Sadly, we are such a laggard with testing.
The yen is the laggard today after the Bank of Japan for an unscheduled meeting on Friday -- likely to introduce more extraordinary policy measures.
Australia had led the world in policy development, especially in its response to the global financial crisis, but was now a laggard.