Sentence examples for Starting behind from inspiring English sources

Starting behind often means never catching up.

Starting behind the historic Fairmont Lake Louise hotel, the path winds through forest that opens up with spectacular vistas of snow-streaked crags.

Starting behind in kindergarten stacks the deck against a student in life.

"They're starting behind because we don't associate leadership qualities with them".

But when it comes to controlling health care costs, Massachusetts has no advantage, and in fact is starting behind most other states.

Two colts apiece from either side of the Channel surged seamlessly through the final furlong, Vision D'Etat sustaining the best finish, despite starting behind a fairly steady pace.

All the evidence shows that if you start behind, you stay behind.

The government has invested in early years, he says, because if a child starts behind, it stays behind.

They started behind, trailing CdM, 29-14, at halftime.

Once a disadvantaged child starts behind, it's almost impossible to catch up.

In short, children who start behind, stay behind.