Sentence examples for be a lag between from inspiring English sources

"There might be a lag between what African-Americans do online and what the mainstream does," he said.

This suggests (perhaps ominously for the president) there will likely be a lag between any growing optimism on the economy and any improvement in Obama's political fortunes.

It's inevitable that there will be a lag between investment and research capacity, so we need the UK to take a long-term view, realising that dementia research will need sustained and strategic investment to deliver maximum benefit.

Clearly it wasn't the best week for JP Morgan to post a $2.4bn profit, although Halo572 apparently made an effort to think positively: "I think you'll find that there will likely be a lag between the recovery the banks see and that for the rest of the world.

While there is generally thought to be a lag between changing economic conditions and new crime patterns, he said, it is curious that there has been no pronounced jump in street crimes associated with the most recent recession, which took root last year.

He added: "It's always been clear that there would be a lag between homes being sold and homes built to replace them, but more than three years since right-to-buy discounts were increased there is mounting evidence that one for one replacement is nowhere near being achieved".

Consumed at such high dosage, there's a lag between consumption and absorption.

If there is a lag between demand growth and supply response, prices will be volatile.

There is a lag between knowledge acquired and the transmission of this knowledge to the target population.

Graham Holley, chief executive of the TDA, said: "There's a lag between people who express an interest in teaching, and those going on to become teachers.

Because of accounting, there is a lag between when you raise prices and when it shows up on the bottom line.