Sentence examples for are once again behind from inspiring English sources

That 55 companies could move so fast on digital content rights and distribution suggests that many in the news media are once again behind the technology curve, trapped in their silos, unable to recognize mutual interests or concede that the next decade of journalism is dependent on engineers for survival.

Borat and Brüno director Larry Charles is once again behind the camera and the film is due out in May.

A strategy aimed at spending his opponents into the ground seems to be once again behind his launching of the campaign for the next general election well ahead of it being formally called this week.

England started slowly, again, and were once again behind with a quarter of the contest gone.

The visitors were once again behind for mere minutes as Crabtree, Ferres's replacement, danced past the Rovers back line and Brough added the extras.

He is once again behind bars.

But the fact is that policymakers are once again one step behind in the game.

The Internet has become our touchstone, the place where culture lives and propagates, and people who are deaf/HoH are once again getting left behind.

The result means Barca are once again only a point behind leaders Real Madrid, who beat Deportivo La Coruna 2-0 on Saturday.

Perhaps people have had their fill of wide-eyed candor and are once again ready to hide behind dark, impact-proof plastic.

We are once again hiding desire and sexual instinct behind a veil.