Sentence examples for gradually fall behind from inspiring English sources
However, if you continue using your next dollar to hire another maintenance person instead of a developer to create new features and capabilities, you will gradually fall behind other companies.
But the complications with her daughter's health stalled the process, she said, and she gradually fell behind in rent.
In a recent study, Piech and two colleagues examined three of Stanford's computer-science MOOCs and found that dropouts fell into three distinct groups: "auditors," who had no intention of completing the course but who used it as a resource, like a book; students who participated in the course but gradually fell behind; and those who sporadically "sampled" throughout the course.
Americans reached a height plateau after World War II, gradually falling behind the rest of the world as it continued growing taller".
While the Soviet health system promised wide coverage to all patients in all areas of the country, with an emphasis on free care based on strong governmental support, the system did not produce innovations in care and gradually fell behind its counterparts around the world.1 Fig. 1 Map of Azerbaijan and neighbouring countries, population 8,120,247 (July 2007 est), main language spoken Azerbaijani.
New Zealand and Indomitable were the slowest of Beatty's ships, and gradually fell behind the newer battlecruisers.
Indomitable managed to exceed 26 kn and Beatty recognized her performance with a signal at 8 55 "Well done, Indomitable" Despite this achievement Indomitable was the slowest of Beatty's ships and gradually fell behind the newer and faster battlecruisers.
"But gradually, it became something that the various industry participants recognised as something they had to stay on or fall behind technologically.
So why did we fall behind?
