Sentence examples for generally trailing from inspiring English sources
Politics, religion and economic concerns shaped the public response to each, with feeble medical intervention generally trailing far behind.
Collectively, countries moved along a curved trajectory, with the lower-income group generally trailing the path of the higher-income group.
Many disabled people are still disenfranchised by default, many polling places remain inaccessible despite the Americans with Disabilities Act, and turnout for disabled people generally trails the general population by around 20 percentage points.
A security guard generally trailed her, even as she pushed her cart in the local supermarket.
It was sluggish to get going, taking years to issue its first specification, and generally trails developments.
The guitar may be the iconic instrument of rock'n'roll, but for the first five decades of jazz it generally trailed behind the charismatic stature of saxophones and trumpets, and the erudition of pianos.
For instance, the set of polls that Purple Strategies released today had some pretty favorable numbers for Mr. Romney — he was ahead in three of the four swing states they polled, including some in which he has generally trailed in polls released by other organizations.
They've generally trailed Facebook in taking risks with new products (News Feed, self serve ads, Facebook Connect), and they made a crucial strategic mistake in how they handled international expansion (Facebook gets its own users to create local translations of the site, MySpace opens offices in every country they want a presence in – guess which one scales).
But evolutionary thinking at the molecular level generally trails behind that at organismal levels, perhaps because few theorists and philosophers focus down to it.
While China's efforts towards new vaccine development have generally trailed behind India, strong emphasis by the Chinese government in recent years on technological advancement in this area may be reversing this trend.
Public universities in New York and New England generally have trailed those in the Midwest and West.
