Sentence examples for falling behind competition from inspiring English sources
The company's stock price slipped below $500 for the first time last week, as investors saw signs that the iPhone 5 was falling behind competition from phones running Google's Android software, especially those from Samsung.
It seems that America has been falling behind in the "competition of liberalisation" that Robert Zoellick, the president's trade representative, hoped to encourage by pursuing free trade on bilateral, regional and global levels, all at the same time.
By 1968, the situation had become intolerable, the pace of the bureau leisurely and falling behind in the face of aggressive competition from Ben Bradlee's Washington Post.
"Just falling behind hitters.
Soon she was falling behind on bills.
Is the American worker falling behind?
The education minister described the legislation as a "fair, balanced and necessary package of reforms", arguing the deregulation of tuition fees would ensure universities had access to enough revenue to prevent them from falling behind strong competition from Asian institutions.
Silicon Valley is worried about problems in education, about not falling behind the competition.
However, should we sit back and do nothing, then yes, we will begin to fall behind -- that's just how any competition is.
They fell behind on rent.
