Sentence examples for dropped far behind from inspiring English sources

Three riders were unable to keep pace and dropped far behind with a dozen kilometers (7.5 miles) to go.

Mr. Sorenson said that MSNBC's owners, NBC and Microsoft, were enhancing their support of the channel, which has dropped far behind Fox and CNN.

The lanky Dutchman, winner of a stage in Teignmouth in his pre-Sky days, was not a threat overall, having dropped far behind in the Lake District.

Barrel bombs are an aerial weapon used by the Assad regime consisting of barrels packed with explosives often dropped from helicopters, and are so inaccurate they are often dropped far behind enemy lines, mostly killing civilians in their wake.

The Vikings organization is not far behind.

During a September slump that dropped them far behind the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers, the Cardinals lost nine in a row — the franchise's longest losing streak since 1980.

While no nation would be asked to commit to a green energy revolution, all would have an incentive to invest towards one, because each would fear a future where they had dropped too far behind and were excluded from markets by a growing majority of green energy leaders.

The Ravens were able to pressure early in the game and then, with the Patriots running a no-huddle offense when they were far behind, the Ravens dropped into coverage.

In the Belmont, the jockey Victor Espinoza was hoping not to drop too far behind what was expected to be a slow pace.

Far behind on points, after eight events he dropped out of the decathlon, which he always regretted.

Only a few percentage drops of GDP and international tensions and unrest won't be far behind".