Sentence examples for be falling behind from inspiring English sources

The city says children will be tested and those deemed to be falling behind will get 10 to 20 minutes of Voyager instruction a day, depending on grade.

An abundance of new Windows software was arriving on store shelves, while the selection available to Mac users seemed to be falling behind, often relegated to a back corner of the same store.

Essex was the most fearless and forward looking of universities, conceived as a British MIT in response to Winston Churchill's anguish that Britain might be falling behind in the race for technological supremacy.

A.: Because my daughter is a principal of a public school in Brooklyn, we've talked about all the issues confronting the public schools, especially in New York City: the implementation of the Regents' standards, problems with disruptive kids and the fact that we seem to be falling behind in our education compared to the rest of the industrialized world.

Trilogy Education helps track student performance, helping universities identify which students might be falling behind and need additional tutoring.

The real problem with this choice of words is Ross is tacitly admitting the technology he is evangelizing is empowering both our enemies and the enemies of our allies, while at the same time the US not only may be falling behind, but "leaving" the digital playing field to non-state actors.

Soon she was falling behind on bills.

Americans were falling behind, he said.

"We are falling behind," Mr. Vallone said.

Africa was falling behind and it was not acceptable".

It was falling behind in scandal and mayhem news.