Sentence examples for has generally lagged from inspiring English sources

Transmission investment has generally lagged generation investment, putting greater emphasis in the United States on the role of price-based congestion management in market design than has occurred elsewhere.

Employment has generally lagged behind the economy.

Canadians' disposable income has generally lagged that of Americans, but the gap was particularly wide in the 1950s and '60s.

Mr. Thompson's fund-raising has generally lagged behind that of Ms. Quinn and another Democrat in the mayoral race, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, each of whom have already raised the maximum allowed for the primary under the city's voluntary public matching fund program.

The MOOCs movement has generally lagged in Europe compared to the U.S.

However, the stringency level of the resource tax has generally lagged behind that of developed countries.

It's also quite the leap, as iPod touch processors have generally lagged a generation behind the current iPhone (though they have been in parity before).

In Europe, such efforts have generally lagged.

In years past, these huge advertisers had generally lagged behind the market.

The blocks above East 23rd, agents said, have generally lagged behind in value, linked in many minds with unromantic Midtown.

So far, however, most zombie video games have generally lagged behind this prevailing curve by sticking steadfastly to blood-splattered B-movie horror.