Sentence examples for noticeably behind from inspiring English sources

An early billboard by the Two-Tailed Dog showed the prows of three sculls marked Oxford, Cambridge and, trailing noticeably behind, Hungarian Universities.

So while my pupil was noticeably behind her peers in reading, she and others like her were pushed through each grade anyway, often struggling so much that, hopeless, they dropped out of school at the first chance.

Dr. Stanley said the Simons gift was being tailored to the areas in which Stony Brook lags noticeably behind the most prestigious public universities around the country: the student-to-faculty ratio, the number of endowed professorships and the life sciences.

Once claiming to be the richest town in Britain (there were so many whisky distilleries here in the 19th century that fog-bound fishermen were apparently able to smell their way into the harbour), Campbeltown's days of wonder are noticeably behind it.

The management side of Master League naturally, pales in comparison to the likes of Football Manager, but it doesn't noticeably lag behind Fifa 2017's equivalent.

Despite the upturn, the report noted that "history is noticeably lagging behind improvements in the academic job markets for other disciplines" and that "economics, modern languages and sociology have all reported more substantial rebounds".

In overseas presence Wharton is noticeably lagging behind its U.S. competitors.

The U.S. has noticeably fallen behind its European and Chinese competitors.

Her physical growth and cognitive development noticeably fell behind.

Including all the factors of land costs, environmental protection requirements, and potential productivity increases, the IRRs were not that different among the Southern Cone countries (5.8% to 6.5%) and the US Pacific Northwest (6.0%), although the South still lagged behind noticeably (3.0%).

Now the Carmona-Flake race is considered a tossup, and President Barack Obama, though still behind, is slowly but noticeably gaining ground.