Sentence examples for appreciably behind from inspiring English sources
Despite the success of these major industries, the provincial economy has lagged appreciably behind national averages for productivity, employment, and per capita income.
Today, in his most forceful attack on the issue, Mr. Bradley, who has slipped appreciably behind Mr. Gore in the polls here in recent days, appealed to women by sharpening his remarks on the vice president's abortion record and promoted his own support for a laundry list of women's issues.
Pulis appeared appreciably happier.
His nose was appreciably thinner.
Still, "the jump in fixed-rate mortgage costs is largely behind us, and rates are apparently not high enough to slow the market down appreciably," said Joel L. Naroff, president of Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pa.
That's clearly the thinking, and one of the messages, behind LCB Brasserie Rachou, which responds to the recent closings of celebrated French restaurants by being just as French as any of them, although appreciably less formal.
It would never rise appreciably again.
College graduation rates also rose appreciably.
But sales of subsequent volumes fell appreciably.
The backups were not appreciably better.
Police responses also did not appreciably change.
