Sentence examples for Barely any progress from inspiring English sources

After much paddling and barely any progress, Marie suggested we go back to the island and wait until the wind died down.

Second, the government will need the money from their eventual sale to tackle its huge debt burden.So far IBRA has made barely any progress on either front.

An annual statistical report, published on Tuesday by Arts Council England (ACE), showed slow progress in representation of people from a black and minority ethnic (BME) background, and barely any progress in the area of disabled employees.

By John Cassidy November 20, 2017 Beset by internal divisions and other problems, Theresa May's government has stumbled along, making barely any progress in negotiating the terms of Brexit.

Beset by internal divisions, ministerial departures, and the hangover from a disastrous general election that saw it reduced to a minority in the House of Commons, May's government has stumbled along, making barely any progress in negotiating the terms of Brexit, which was originally pegged for March , 2019

The first partner was Citi Mastercard - but since then, Google Wallet has barely made any progress.

They have already done less well this year than most investors expected, barely making any progress in the first four months of the year.

Nigeria's extractive industry has generated more than $400bn in the past 15 years, but in the Delta state – where the bulk of the oil comes from – there is barely any development or progress, according to Nwadishi.

He attempted to recreate a Confederate force in the Ottoman Empire during the Russo-Turkish War, but before he could make any progress, the Turks were defeated, and he barely escaped by sea to Marseilles, France.

Of the $6 billion in deals signed with great fanfare by Mr. Brown in Beijing last year, two-thirds have barely made progress.

Any progress on denuclearization?