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Conaway might have to halve its planned $1.2 billion budget for store expansion, putting it further behind Wal-Mart.

Solow said the vaccine has shown proof of concept in animal testing, putting it further along than competing pre-clinical efforts.

That in turn encouraged cities' growth and industrialisation, but for the same reason exposed them to damage if a tsunami overwhelmed their defences, as it did in March.As cities on river deltas extract groundwater for industry, drinking and sanitation, the ground subsides, putting it further below sea level and thus requiring even higher dykes.

That decision will put it further behind competitors that already have such products on the American market.

Nonetheless, Europe has a price on carbon and a working mechanism to limit and reduce climate pollution, which puts it further ahead than other major regions in the world.

Croatia has also started to negotiate a "stabilisation and association agreement" with the EU, which puts it further up the list of countries wanting to join that club too.In this section A new route?

But if last November is any indication – when the American public turned out en masse to reject the divisive, backwards-looking policies of Republicans like Pence – the congressman's obstructionist vision for his party will only put it further out of line with the American mainstream.

Walmart's 5,000 locations puts it further ahead in brick-and-mortar retail than Amazon is in e-commerce.

To put it further into perspective, Apple has only been selling iPhones since 2007 while RIM has been selling phones since 1999.

It may sound counterintuitive, but anxiety over the lack of climax may also just put it further out of reach, Murray said.

"It won't advance the establishment of a Palestinian state, but rather, put it further off," Netanyahu added, according to the Associated Press.