Synonym: dawdler, dilatory, drone, lagger, poke, pokey, poky, trailer. Similar words: haggard, braggart, sluggard, niggardly, beggar, baggage, braggadocio, lagging. Meaning: ['lægə(r)d] 
n. someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who lags behind. adj. 1. inclined to waste time and lag behind 2. wasting time.
n. someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who lags behind. adj. 1. inclined to waste time and lag behind 2. wasting time. 
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(1) America, the main laggard, is offering around 4 %.
(2) In village,the laggard living condition must be improved.
(3) As a laggard market in 2006, the Korean market has rebounded outperforming the region year - to - date.
(4) America, long the laggard, at last has a detailed plan that has been , mostly, well - received.
(5) The United States has been a laggard in alternative vehicles.
(6) India has been a laggard in securing alternative energy resources overseas.
(7) Product performance is laggard, dependability is poor, life is brief. Lack market competition ability.
(8) The laggard service patterns cause easily medical disputes and make more medical risks.
(9) Businesshas to some degree been a laggard in this process.
(10) But the development of it is late and laggard in China.
(11) Mix shilly - shally laggard working way should fight stoutly.
(12) The company has developed a reputation as a technological laggard in the personal-computer arena.
(13) I would say the best students at Chengdu are no laggards.
(14) Two paid marshals track players from the time they tee off and offer hints to speed up the laggards.
(15) Once a year, take a look at how your investments have performed[sentencedict.com], with a view to dumping the persistent laggards.
(16) How do you motivate people when there is no way to reward the efficient or punish the laggard?
(17) But for every bright spot in the region there was a laggard.
(18) It may be that, in some areas, registration officers were less than assiduous in chasing up the laggards.
(19) The whole train stopped while he jumped down from the dome car and went to look at the laggard.
(20) But there are still some problems to be settled, such as high cost, transport capability surplus, laggard, technology and diseconomy of scale.
(21) According to traditional technique, it is low that recovery rate in face, safe condition is laggard.
(22) Though agriculture a main industry , the development of agriculture insurance is laggard in China.
(23) Compared to REIT in abroad, the development of finance in real estate is laggard in China and restricts the development of real estate industry. REFT comes out in the form of in trust in China.
(24) That's because in a synchronous design, every operation must wait for the slowest one to complete, while in an asynchronous one, a laggard only delays the local part of calculation.
(25) Improper property right caused the inefficacy of corporate management structure, and furthermore it led to the laggard business and supervising mechanism.
(26) The game is commercial aviation, and Pratt has been a laggard for years despite a strong presence in military engines.
(27) It's good to see the Tory - led coalition finally catching up after the laggard Thatcher - Major years.
(28) But on measures other than GDP, America has been the economic laggard over the past year.
(29) In China, the foundation of industry is weak, techniques of production is laggard, and the safeguard of sanitation is bad, so the dangerous factors of industrial disease exist universally.
(30) The British Empire had fatally depleted itself in the great if laggard repulse of Hitler.
More similar words: haggard, braggart, sluggard, niggardly, beggar, baggage, braggadocio, lagging, flagging, unflagging, bag and baggage, regard, garden, gardener, as regards, disregard, herb garden, regarding, gardening, regardless, avant-garde, in regard to, disregarded, regardless of, with regard to, irregardless, cardboard, reggae, luggage, backwards and forwards.