Sentence examples for it's falling behind from inspiring English sources

Still, Russia is a contentious country when it comes to intellectual property: on the one hand, it's notorious for being one of the worst offenders when it comes to digital piracy and violating copyright rules; on the other, you can see from the numbers above that it's falling behind in the wider intellectual property and patent race.

The Dodge Ram, with its "big rig" front end, probably is the best looking of all the big pickups, but it's falling behind technically.

Shane Harris, author of The Watchers: The Rise of America's Surveillance State, said the NSA had a crisis in the late 1990s when it realised communication was increasingly digital and it was falling behind in its powers to track that data.

For consumers, Mr. Findlay said, that means "the originator would be much more willing to negotiate" or offer lower rates, especially if it is falling behind on its loan origination.

On the eve of a huge strike by public sector workers to protest austerity measures, the British government said Tuesday that it was falling behind with its deficit reduction plan and that the measures would drag on for two more years.

It was falling behind in scandal and mayhem news.

The Vatican knows it is falling behind in the public-relations war.

In 1957, when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the United States became alarmed that it was falling behind in the space race.

In March 2008, Apple discovered that it was falling behind in the fight against counterfeiters, so it assembled what amounts to the Seal Team Six of global manufacturing: the men who had protected Viagra.

By Evan Osnos September 1, 2011 In March 2008, Apple discovered that it was falling behind in the fight against counterfeiters, so it assembled what amounts to the Seal Team Six of global manufacturing: the men who had protected Viagra.

Greggs is admitting that it's fallen behind on this food-as-you-go sector.