Sentence examples for still trailing behind from inspiring English sources
While still trailing behind Philadelphia's largest newspaper, the Evening Bulletin, The Inquirer continued to be profitable.
But society's tolerance is still trailing behind –- a stagnancy that advocates are determined to change.
He said Virgin Money Giving, which he chairs, and which helps charities to raise funds online, charges less than the similar organisation JustGiving but still trailed behind because it had come to the market later.
England still trails behind comparable countries in its treatment of respiratory diseases and cancer.
Despite Labour's lead, their leader still trails behind David Cameron in the approval ratings.
Even so, the new results were stronger than analysts had forecast, although Deutsche Bank still trails behind the biggest Wall Street investment banks in the lucrative business of advising on mergers and acquisitions.
At 10, NBC's "Lipstick Jungle" (7.2 million) delivered its best ratings since its debut in February (7.5 million), but the series still trailed behind ABC's "Eli Stone" (7.5 million).
Britain locks up more people per capita than any country in western Europe except Luxembourg (although it still trails behind America).A crackdown on serious criminals has crowded jails with petty thieves, as tougher sentences for one lot of offenders dragged up the punishments for others.
But that rate of increase still trailed behind the annual rise in cash resources of over 8% over the same period.Yet what matters for patients is not how much the NHS does in terms of treatments, consultations and prescriptions but what these activities achieve by curing patients, improving health for the chronically ill and reducing deaths.
That's an improvement from about one-third a year ago, but it still trails behind the federal government's DMARC adoption.
The U.S., which has seen over 75percentt of the edtech capital committed in the past five years, still trails behind the worldwide average in K-12 education scores.
