Sentence examples similar to trailed even further behind from inspiring English sources

Santorum has just 278 delegates, with Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul trailing even further behind.

The UK economy grew more slowly than was previously thought last year as household spending and business investment tailed off in the final few months leaving Britain trailing even further behind America and the eurozone.

By that time, the use of these newer agents in North America and Europe will have become established and we will trail even further behind in the treatment of advanced CRC. Results will also become available from a number of adjuvant colon cancer studies that have recently closed (X-ACT, MOSAIC, PETACC-3).

If history is any guide, the recovery in jobs will trail the economic indicators, and the recovery for black workers in higher wage brackets will trail even further.

Others in the technology industry trail even further behind.

AT&T and Verizon both offer around 7% yields, with the rest of the Dow component stocks trailing even farther behind.

But the economic quality of life for the majority of Americans has trailed far behind the technical capabilities of the economy to produce creature comforts, and even further behind the desires of consumers to live economically better lives.

Education and Lifestyle were even further behind, at 7percentand6percentcent.

Romney trails President Barack Obama among women voters in Ohio, with 40percenttotObamama's 52percentt, and is even further behind when it comes to personal favorability, according to a poll released Monday night by Purple Strategies, a D.C. based influence and communications shop.

The Mets fell even further behind Atlanta, the N.L.

The results left him even further behind Trump in delegates.