Sentence examples for were significantly behind from inspiring English sources

Still, Dan Horwits, Franco's agent, said that the Mets were "significantly behind other teams and Johnny is weighing his options".

Tony McAleavy, director of education at CfBT, said: "A recent international study showed that English pupils were significantly behind their international peers in terms of foreign language learning.

Chasing 248 to win, Somerset were significantly behind the required rate when rain halted play in the ninth over.

According to the most definitive study on comparative living standards, our major competitors were significantly behind the U.S. level: Britain (−24%), Japan (−25%) Germany (−27%), France (−29%), and Italy (−35%).

In the case group, canines, with the average eruption percentage of 65.82±13.00, were significantly behind the premolars which were on average 78.92±10.15percentt erupted (p<0.001).

But "Labour-run Walesignificantlycantly behind.

"He's campaigning as if he knows he's significantly behind".

By the time he reached Berkner Island, on November 13th, he was significantly behind schedule.

When it comes to IT and delivery, Britain is significantly behind the rest of Europe.

Indeed, a report that came out at the conference showed that this (admittedly ambitious) campaign is significantly behind schedule.

Were we to apply this standard to Presidential Administrations, however, we would have to conclude that the incumbent is significantly behind the curve.