Sentence examples for lag so long from inspiring English sources

The feel is so mushy and the lag so long that the pointer inevitably ends up where you don't want it.

And this is not just about the struggle against terrorism: would New Orleans reconstruction have lagged so long if we had had a national service program in natural-disaster recovery?

It is past time that personal incomes that have lagged for so long start to grow faster than national income.

Some economists argue that the sum of all the lags is so long and uncertain that the best strategy is not to take any action; by the time the effects occur the economic situation may be radically different.

To understand why, consider the arguments in favour of central-bank independence.Monetary policy affects the economy only after a long lag, so policymakers need a long time horizon.

Within each lag period the average daily value across the lag period was calculated so long as a minimum of four out of every six days contained a pollution estimate.

In economics there is usually a long publication lag, so I also have to be aware of working papers getting published and new publications being presented at conferences and in seminars.

That's because they've lagged behind the U.S. for so long.

These results continue to hold so long as the lag value is larger than or equal to the number of prediction days, as can be seen clearly in figures 9 and 10. Figure 11 shows a dramatic fall in performance when the latter condition is not satisfied, i.e. when the number of prediction days exceeds the lag number.

Just remember to base your photographic career on still lifes; this camera takes so long to snap, "shutter lag" isn't even the right term.

So long as European Union countries lag behind in providing an environment conducive to entrepreneurship, relative R&D expenditure will, and should, lag far behind that in America.