Sentence examples for though far behind from inspiring English sources

Though far behind, the next most unequal countries are those that have recently followed the American model Britain and Australia.American workers, they conclude, were not able to shape American culture "as a counterweight to individualism and anti-statism".

Even the lower number is greater than the 36,000 machines in New Jersey, though far behind the 200,000 in Nevada.

Some immigrants may be stronger in English, though far behind their peers in both languages, if their home literacy in Spanish is poor.

Neither Jeb Bush nor any Republican was forced to choose between Cruz and Trump, given that John Kasich, though far behind, is still in the race (as are two Democrats).

Though far behind the major industrial countries, Mexico maintains one of the fastest growth rates on the Internet with thousands of users and thousands of WWW sites.

India, though, remains far behind: its power plants are less efficient, and its emissions are poised to rise steeply as the country urgently expands its power output mainly by burning coal.

Mr. Dusenbury wasn't far behind, though often his bass had stretches of drowsy swing, giving the music a needed bit of wobble.

Not far behind, though, is Maman.

Not far behind, though, would be the theater, where, having made his name primarily in the Bay Area as a performer and director, he has now started to register large on the East Coast.

She found this out later from her roommates, who had thought he was with her, though he was walking unusually far behind, maybe ten steps.

The Republican National Committee held a national conference call to confirm (remarkably, at this late stage of the presidential campaign) that it remained behind its candidate (though exactly how close or far behind, they didn't quite say -- evidence on that will come when we see how it allocates campaign resources in the closing weeks).