Sentence examples for has lagged since from inspiring English sources

Interest has lagged since Evansville started losing, however.

But enforcement has lagged since the policy's introduction in 2010, failing to significantly reduce violations.

Cigna's health care business has lagged since it lost some customers at large employers to rivals like the UnitedHealth Group.

But statewide investment in public facilities has lagged since the 70's, which was itself fostered in part by local opposition to apartment construction.

For all of Russia's progress in forging a quasi-capitalist economy, reform of agriculture has lagged since the collapse of Communism in 1991, even as production of most crops and livestock plummeted.

The Philippine Congress must re-energize efforts to introduce professional economic management, market competition and judicial independence that began under Mrs. Aquino and have lagged since Mr. Estrada took office.

As head of the department that communicates with Time Warner's long-suffering investors — the shares have lagged since the ill-fated 2001 merger with AOL — Mr. Shapiro will probably spend much of his time explaining how Mr. Bewkes's plans, which will be slowly unveiled in the early months of next year, will help improve shareholder value.

San Francisco has lagged somewhat since it lost the Seabourn Cruise Line headquarters to Miami almost four years ago and since Seattle and Vancouver became the departure ports of choice for voyages to Alaska.

Pay has lagged inflation since the global financial crisis, but in recent months earnings have been rising just as the pace of price growth slows.

CDC funding, three-fourths of which makes its way to local and state health departments, and public and private partners, in the form of grants, has lagged behind inflation since 2009 and has been almost flat since 2014.

But their growth has lagged behind manufacturers since the recession ended in June 2009.