7 Sentences With "fall farther behind"

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If we don't change and modernize, we'll fall farther behind. from CNBC
With every environmental rollback and rejection of science we fall farther behind in combatting climate change. from The Hill
Each year that passes, Washington and Oregon fall farther behind the vanguard, and the whole situation gets more, well, embarrassing. from Vox
"With this strategic review, Thyssenkrupp has a chance to take several steps forward, or fall farther behind due to more half measures," Foerberg said. from Reuters
"If we don't change and modernize, we'll fall farther behind, and that disadvantages not the well educated, but the people who aren't as well educated," he said. from CNBC
A woman in a precarious financial situation who knows she can't afford a baby can easily fall farther behind if she has to raise a child, something that costs the average parent thousands of dollars a year. from The New York Times
This was confirmed by the crew of special No. 183, as they had identical orders to remain 15 minutes behind special No. 350 all the way to Union Station. It was also noted that special No. 350 was actually running 10 minutes late, putting additional pressure on Shumaker and Johnson to not fall farther behind schedule. The crews of neither train saw the opposing train until it was too late. Due to the curve in the track, trains of coal cars and box cars parked on the sidings immediately to the west of the main track blocked their views of the opposing trains.