Sentence examples for be a time lag from inspiring English sources
But Abeille recognised that there would be a time lag between the price rise and the demand response.
Another point about the relationship between art and recession is that there is likely to be a time lag in the former's response to the latter.
These results indicate that there could be a time lag between when the brain changes structurally and when we start having trouble thinking and remembering, Dr. Burzynska said.
Of course there will be a time lag between selling and building, but the level of discount and way the money is distributed means some homes will never be replaced.
"There will be a time lag in how quickly we can get food in to help, and in that lag there are children dying," his spokesman, Jeff Sadosky, said.
"There will be a time lag, since the disease takes some days to develop, but if the proper measures are being taken, there should soon be a large falloff in the number of new cases," he said.
So there's a time lag for the behavior.
In addition, there is a time lag, so more recent registrations may not be included.
Historically there's been a time lag of about 20 yrs.
Still, there's a time lag that makes many people postpone ordering.
