Sentence examples for dramatically behind from inspiring English sources

But to get there, the Tuli brothers must first meet their commitment to the Indian government, one that is dramatically behind schedule.

Here, on a tranquil Sunday afternoon in Freetown harbour, in the shadow of high wooded hills that rose dramatically behind me, I, too, felt abandoned.

Certain kinds of ARMs were one of the reasons that homeowners found themselves dramatically behind on payments during the last mortgage crisis.

Digital technology has the potential to improve government services and the political process, but its use in the public arena lags dramatically behind its effectiveness in the private sector.

Personal consumption growth slowed dramatically behind a drop in purchases of durable consumer goods, largely attributable to higher automobile prices associated with supply disruptions in the wake of the Japanese earthquake.

Former Labour foreign secretary David Owen last night swung his support dramatically behind the party he left 33 years ago – pledging a substantial donation to it – as Ed Miliband won overwhelming backing from delegates for his party reforms.

By comparison, Chu says, America invented many of the world's green technologies, but has dramatically stumbled behind, as rival countries have caught up, and in some instances, surpassed our efforts.

They played the Bruins to a 2-2 tie for the first two minutes, but then fell behind dramatically as U.C.L.A. began blocking M.V.S.U.

The highest number of NB and A1 permits were issued in Queens, with Brooklyn close behind, dramatically illustrating how the two boroughs have grown.

An additional photo on the E! website is from Kim's final wedding-gown fitting at the house of Givenchy and shows the reality-TV diva from behind, dramatically posed with her arms outstretched and her train and long veil formally arranged behind her.

Affordable housing dramatically lags behind demand.