Lag
lag (noun) - increase more slowly than otherslag behind
seriously lag behind
lags seriously behind the rest
we have to do it really quickly. We can't lag
lag way behind
lag far behind
lag far behind the rest
technology spending usually lags a recession
lag behind the target
production lagged far behind the target
a time lag
lag time
with no lag time at all
a one-year time lag
a 4-month lag time
lags by six months
a lagging indicator
a lagging economic indicator
continue to lag
business investment continues to lag
despite lagging sales they opened new factories
lagged behind the US
jet lag
they lagged behind
lag in adopting technology
McCain's numbers lag behind Bush's
lag behind in savings
a lag in communication
a one- to two-month lag before a sale is completed
Gas prices tend to lag oil futures
a temporal lag between the two variables
lag in efforts to
certain groups appear to lag in the efforts to reach the goal of universal vaccination
a lag effect
the lag effects of temperature and humidity
Distributed lag models
with a maximum lag of seven days
report a shorter lag period
