Sentence examples for seriously behind from inspiring English sources

"We are seriously behind," Mr. Ghaly said.

"In terms of the new economy, Europe is still somewhat behind and Japan is seriously behind, and they cannot afford not to be here".

"While you might not want to replicate the same pathway as other countries, we are falling seriously behind," said Charles H. Ferguson, author of "The Broadband Problem".

When told by Alan Whitehead MP that he was "quite seriously" behind in his reading, Fallon said: "There are lots of reports I should be reading.

The product manager of this gizmo is none other than Chris Pratley, the genius (seriously) behind OneNote, the Tablet product that briefly made that platform relatively salivating on my way out the door to Macland.

Merck and Pfizer, in comparison, have fallen seriously behind.

While the world is making progress in some areas, it is seriously falling behind in others.

And that's often when foster care youth start seriously falling behind.

By the way, poor white boys are seriously lagging behind at school and smart women earn more than men until the age of 35.

Africa and the Middle East are two areas where testing techniques seriously lag behind Britain but Ukad is able to test any athlete, regardless of nationality, when in this country.

The last of the inquiry's reports – on rehabilitation – is due next month but for almost two years the inquiry has opened a window not just on the immediate impact of the one of the worst environmental disasters in the state's history, but on a region that has been seriously left behind despite contributing so much to Victoria's and Australia's prosperity.