Sentence examples similar to falling behind time from inspiring English sources

We were wondering whether the Democratic process was not falling behind times.

At this moment in time, the U.S. is falling behind during a time that we most need economic revitalization and a competitive new job sector.

After falling behind for the first time, Detroit stalled deep in Bear territory for the third time and had to settle for another field goal.

When he emerged after 63 days, he discovered he had lost his sense of time, falling behind by 25 days in his estimation of the date.

This time, after falling behind by as many as 18 in the first half, there was no second wind to count on.

His team, which looked disorganized and confused at times in falling behind, 1-0, found its footing after halftime.

Grimsby held a surprise advantage going into injury-time after falling behind to Andy Reid's first league goal of the season, via a deflection from Alan Pouton.

The Seminoles 18-111) missed their first seven shots of the half and turned the ball over six times while falling behind, 52-37.

College dropouts are also among the most likely to default on their loans, falling behind at a rate four times that of graduates.

Marco Armiliato conducted a mostly stylish performance, though in Ms. Racette's first aria, perhaps concerned about her, he restrained the tempo and fell behind at times.

One of our central concerns about primary education is the way in which poorer children fall behind by the time they leave at 11.