Sentence examples for now far behind from inspiring English sources

Use of methamphetamine remains for now far behind heroin and the Continent's swiftly growing cocaine habit.

Colombia, once one of the world's biggest exporters of coffee, is now far behind Vietnam.

Mr. Summers began with a point that should be obvious but is often missed: The financial crisis that started the Great Recession is now far behind us.

Time was when it'd be gifted a huge chunk of the BBC's valuable festive schedules, but those days are now far behind us.

But the lack of knowledge among sales personnel is not the only thing hampering the government-mandated switch from analog to digital television, a transition that most experts agree is now far behind schedule.

The "chitlin circuit" now far behind him, he appeared at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, won approving notices from Playboy magazine, sang the theme-song for the television sitcom The Associates and the title number of the 1985 film Into the Night, was elected an honorary doctor of music at Yale and received innumerable awards from blues and guitar magazines.

Even now, it is not far behind, although this year it has been helped by its geographic sales pattern compared with Toyota's.

And now, not far behind it, the political bust.

The know-how needed to avoid premature death, especially of small children, travelled so readily that life expectancy in many poor countries is now not far behind the rich world's.

While North America still has the highest percentage of overweight adults at 70%, regions such as Australasia and southern Latin America are now not far behind with 63%.

He said that although Australia is now not far behind global STEM leaders, the country "lacks the national urgency found in the United States, East Asia, and much of Western Europe". .