Sentence examples for Two-year lag from inspiring English sources

The department has refused to provide any other details concerning the allegations against Johns or explain the two-year lag between his retirement and his arrest.

Dodd-Frank mandates disclosure, but grants the Fed a two-year lag.

The other major federal barometer of substance use, the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, has a one- or two-year lag compared to MTF.

"You have to keep in mind that a school district will often have a two-year lag between when the original proposal is put together and when the actual bids come in.

The sweeping financial law passed last year stipulated that the Fed must release data on future discount-window loans, but only after a two-year lag — effectively, the same outcome reached by the legal process.

gPrior to the Lawlor review there was a two-year lag [20].

Imagine if Google Analytics gave you data with a one- or two-year lag-time.

In comparison to the nearly six-year lag in poverty statistics, it took the United States only about 3½ years to win World War II.

In keeping with its policy of releasing transcripts with a five-year lag, the Federal Reserve Board recently released the transcripts from its 2006 Open Market Committee (FOMC) meetings.

"It seems like there was a two- to three-year lag on seeing the crime, investigating it, catching and then indicting people, so maybe we'll start to see more of these coming now, with more prosecutions in the pipeline," Wysopal said.

The deal with Amazon to offer HBO titles on the Instant video streaming library has about a three-year lag time, too, so the HBO GO offering offers those hungry for more current content a way to stay up to date.