Sentence examples for being left behind at from inspiring English sources

For children, there's the welcome example of small people's usefulness and the thrilling terror of being left behind at the end of the day.

A1 Black DNA Repository in Works Saying that black people are in danger of being left behind at the newest frontier of medical research, Howard University is planning to assemble the nation's largest repository of DNA from African-Americans.

But those who have already missed payments or who flunk credit tests at other banks are being left behind at Northern Rock.The bank's dwindling balance-sheet may make it look worse than its rivals, but Northern Rock was not the only reckless lender in a market convinced that house prices could only keep rising.

Vossler catches up, after being left behind, at the Ogir-Yensa Sandsea, while on their way to the Tomb.

Being left behind at different stages of childhood was significantly associated with lower weight gain among boys (p = 0.03 in Model 2, Table  3), but not among girls.

It may be hypothesised that being left behind at a younger age (for example, when under 6 years of age before the children start school) may have a stronger adverse effect on children's subsequent growth than being left behind at later stages of childhood — a so-called 'critical period hypothesis' [ 12].

The left-behind children/adolescents are individuals who were left behind at their original residences, while one or both parents migrate to other places to work and have not been living together with them for at least six months.

More were left behind at home.

The horse was left behind at Waterloo when Napoleon fled.

And he was surprised to learn that important security files were left behind at the prison.

In 2011 the Association of Independent Festivals found that one in six tents were left behind at festivals.