Sentence examples similar to distinctly behind pace from inspiring English sources

Not that long ago athletes were distinctly behind-the-times hairwise.

For some Social Democratic strategists, Chernobasel seemed just the issue to pick up the distinctly slack pace of their party's electoral campaign.

From Tom Johnstone: "I'm from Perth and remember waking to the hot easterly with a day of (distinctly medium pace) bowling ahead.

They are not that far behind pace-wise so they could still be a threat with their long-run pace.

England are just a tad behind that pace.

The pace of security innovation often lags behind the pace of technology innovation.

A nerdy teenager at the time and distinctly damp behind the ears, I remember thinking: we don't get much of that back home!

Notably, they are one point behind that pace this season.

Journalists looking to hammer him for any dodgy statements on radical Islam were behind the pace.

Yet, attention to environmental controls has lagged behind the pace of industrialization.

Most of the 14 priority countries are running behind the pace needed to reach their VMMC goals.