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• It seems to me that we are dangerously behindhand in the matter of destroyers.

• Why are they so much behindhand when the barracks are more or less up to date?

• But the record does not show that we are behindhand in fundamental research.

• Naturally, we wanted not merely not to be behindhand, but really to take the lead in a move of this sort.

• After the very late harvest, autumn sowing on the land has made everything very much behindhand.

• Why should we be behindhand in our policy?

• I think it would be accepted by many people that certain sections of industry have been very much behindhand in recognising the need for research.

• I do not want to appear too critical, but there are local authorities who are behindhand, or behindmind, in this matter.

• We were behindhand, but that has been put right.

• I would have said that we might be three months behindhand, and we shall try to catch up.

• Various countries are still behindhand in supplying details required, and more time in this matter is, therefore, unavoidable.

• Surely we should not be behindhand when we are fighting for such great principles.

• There is a great deal to do in this respect inasmuch as the costing and valuation of these industries is in many cases years behindhand.

• Not only that, but in the building we are in no way behindhand.

• I believe we are behindhand in our military programme, but not as seriously as we are with our civil programme.