Sentences with phrase «like laggards»

Even banks look like laggards.

The Odyssey didn't feel like a laggard under my control, but these engine specs are not terribly impressive compared to what some automakers are wringing out of smaller engines.

Not exact matches

Not as well as global frontrunner Norway, where women hold 35.5 % of seats, but not as bad as laggards like Australia, Ireland and Portugal, all of which top out at 13 % or less.

With internet access and smartphones continuing to proliferate, with platform monopolies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook extracting ever - more value from more corners of the economy, with digital natives and sector leaders now integrating machine learning into their operations, the digitization gap between leaders and laggards grows wider by the day.

A bullish bias is based largely on Bond yields bottoming out, NOT TOPPING, along with Advance / Decline being back at new all - time highs while various former underperforming laggard sectors like Healthcare, have begun to outperform.

Ferrari Vettel 6 — Raikkonen 4 Race: Raikkonen Kimi Raikkonen showed he was no «laggard» by sticking his Ferrari on the front row and, but for the late race tyre dramas, looked like he had enough in hand to fend off the fast - charging Valtteri Bottas.

That fraction of the innovation curve that Rogers calls laggards [12] and I will call traditionalists is still richly represented on most appointments and promotions committees, amongst peer reviewers, and on NIH study sections, NSF review panels, and the like.

In other words, this approach requires teachers to be more like innovators rather than laggards (Brown, 1992; Rogers, 2003).

Like the move from silent pictures to «talkies,» the transition to electronic publishing will prove fatal to laggards.

This is the future and you surely won't like to be counted among the laggards.

Just a laggard though, not a disaster like GE.

He certainly bought some laggards like Dempster Mill and even Berkshire Hathaway itself, but those were usually when he felt like he could gain control of the business eventually and reallocate the cash.

Even for laggards like me!

Consider me as one of those laggards who has never purchased anything from you, if you like.

That is, doing something like «after midnight» means that any laggards are likely to be reporting abnormally high due to daytime heat.

GCP called out banks as laggards on zero deforestation, echoing campaigns that targeted financial institutions like HSBC and pension funds, which underwrite deforestation by lending to, and investing in, plantation and logging companies.

In order to encourage the laggards he now offers a genuine NASA Triana sticker, never used (sort of like the satellite).

And recognizable service leaders like Nordstrom have an NPS of 75 % compared to Comcast, a notorious service laggard, whose clients give them a -1 % NPS.

To help real estate firms better understand what successful succession planning looks like, we segmented our respondents into two groups: «Succession Leaders» and «Succession Laggards.»