Sentence examples for much further behind from inspiring English sources
It makes you wonder: is the next Danica Patrick much further behind?
Left much further behind was Woods, who at three under now has to concern himself with playing well enough to advance to the next round of the FedEx Cup, for which the Barclays serves as the first of four events.
These figures lag behind the men's cup, the most widely watched sporting event in the world — nearly a billion people tuned into the final alone in 2010 — but the ad revenues lag much further behind: The 2011 Cup brought in just $5.8 million, while the men's cup in 2014 netted $1.4 billion.
Another third aren't much further behind, finding themselves on the job within a few hours.
Apple TV lags much further behind, with 21.3 million users this year, or just 12.7percentt of U.S. connected TV users.
Apple TV lags much further behind, with 21.3 million users this year, or just 12.7percentt of U.S. connected TV users.
Eager to know just how much further the team behind Sharknado can push its premise, and whether or not we're all going to regret our life choices later tonight, VICE spoke to Thunder Levin, the writer of all three Sharknado movies.
Far larger, more robust trials are now required that not only monitor serum 25(OH D concentrations but also explore much further the potential mechanism behind this apparent discrepancy in effectiveness between the 2 forms of vitamin D available.
As business and political leaders gather in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss the improving world economy, new evidence emerged about how much the rich have become richer — and how much further the poor are falling behind.
Among previews-inclusive opening tallies, Bad Neighbours ranks second for 2014, behind The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Going just by Friday-to-Sunday takings of £3.29m, Bad Neighbours is much further down the 2014 league table, behind The Lego Movie, Captain America: The Winter Soldier and The Wolf of Wall Street.
But this common purpose could go much further than universities' putting their money behind "companies that are doing the right thing". Leading institutions, acting together, could engage with fossil fuel companies, using their status as major shareholders to push these firms toward business models compatible with lower carbon emissions.
