The phrase "are further behind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is at a greater distance or disadvantage compared to others.
Example: "In terms of technology adoption, some countries are further behind than their neighbors."
Alternatives: "are lagging behind" or "are at a disadvantage".
The developing countries are moving in the same direction, but they are further behind, so this survey will concentrate on the OECD countries.You might ask why it is that women decided to go after jobs in ever greater numbers.
At secondary level enrolment remains lower and girls are further behind, but things are getting better there too.Education for girls in poor countries has all sorts of desirable consequences: not only the likelihood of a better job with higher pay, but also of better health, a later marriage, fewer children and being able to provide better care for the family.
The exits may well be too late for investors who are further behind on the FOMO curve or new types of investors who don't appreciate that the market has moved.
There are smaller countries that are further behind in the development cycle where the issues aren't so burning how they make their investments.
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo are further behind, but have potential candidate status.
Libya, Sudan, and Yemen are further behind.
"I'm further behind than I was before I started," she said.
But he noted that Fidesz had been further behind -- by 4percentt -- in the first round of voting four years ago, but came back to win.
Italy, which has an even heavier debt load and is further behind on its refinancing needs for this year, is under similar stress.
Pools would have been further behind had Omar Bugiel not failed to score from six yards out.
The U's rarely threatened and could have been further behind had Jake Wright not managed to scramble back and clear Emile Sinclair's goal-bound effort.
