Sentence examples for running far behind from inspiring English sources

Political analysts believe he and Mr. Webster are in a tight race, with a breakaway Tea Party candidate and an independent running far behind, so the intensity continues to rise.

A poll conducted in early July by the Democratic firm Lake Research Partners for Mr. McNerney in California, who barely survived 2010 and now is running in a redrawn district far from his Bay Area base of support, showed Mr. Gill running far behind, Mr. Gill, however, pointed to a July 28 poll conducted by the Tarrance Group for his campaign that showed the race to be much closer.

"They no longer want to see an economy in which the average American works longer hours for lower wages, while almost all new income and wealth is going to the top 1%." Without a clear win in Iowa, and running far behind Sanders in New Hampshire, Clinton has been denied the running room that an early victory would have offered.

Nadal, of Spain, used heavy topspin to keep Wawrinka running far behind the baseline.

Recent Gallup polls show Mr. McCain running far behind Senator Barack Obama among Hispanic voters nationwide.

Whitman and McMahon are both running far behind while Scott is in a dead heat with his Democratic opponent.

As shown in the following chart, based on surveys conducted by the University of New Hampshire, Romney led McCain in New Hampshire throughout most of 2007, while McCain ran far behind and trailed Rudy Giuliani during much of the summer and fall of that year.

The other contenders ran far behind.

He ran far behind both Mr. Gore and Mr. McCain among such critical swing groups as independents and moderates.

It seemed fitting that a funeral for Humphrey, whose loquacity was legend, ran far behind schedule because of lengthy tributes.

But Network Rail (NR) has warned of further weekend closures of the line as the work runs far behind schedule.