Sentence examples for substantially behind from inspiring English sources
"The simplest catchphrase that is driving this, I think, is competition is only a mouse click away….Either you get involved in the process, or you're going to get left substantially behind," Barrett said.
That does not satisfy Mr. Schweitzer, who is substantially behind Mr. Burns in fund-raising.
The delay means that the PlayStation 3 will fall substantially behind the Xbox 360 from Microsoft and the Wii from Nintendo in reaching some markets.
The changes required to adapt to a 100-year life are already under way, but governments and businesses lag substantially behind the actions of individuals.
And while his performance from April through June put him in first place among Republicans, Mr. Giuliani trailed substantially behind the record sums raised by two Democrats, Senators Barack Obama of Illinois and Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.
In 1968, it was after polls showed that Gov. George Romney of Michigan was substantially behind Richard M. Nixon that Mr. Romney decided to quit that year's Presidential race.
"Even if Motorola is behind substantially in digital handsets, their distribution channel is dominant," says Shosteck, "ninety-six percent of retail outlets carry Motorola, while 70% carry Nokia, and no other manufacturer can claim even 50% penetration".
National Football League and National Hockey League players are not doing badly, but their salaries substantially lag behind those of their basketball and baseball counterparts.
However, progress in the take-up of low-carbon mobility measures substantially lags behind the potential.
For that reason the use of Indian frankincense in clinical practice and pharmaceutical development has substantially lagged behind.
It's a risky position to be in launching a brand-new series is never easy, and doing so on a system that's far from the market leader right now, with Microsoft's machine substantially lagging behind the PlayStation 4 in sales terms, increases the chances of it failing to capture an audience sizable enough to make the endeavor worthwhile.
