Sentence examples for Little advancement from inspiring English sources

"This critical moment of life is one in which there's been very little advancement for years".

Last year solar panel installations almost doubled in the UK but one area where there has been very little advancement is the domestic boiler.

For example, members of one Early Cretaceous bird group, the Confuciusornithidae, showed very little advancement compared with Archaeopteryx and the Enantiornithes (a major group of birds widely distributed around the world through most of the Cretaceous Period).

But, so far, there has been little advancement in the way of sensing the world outside of the device.

In the 100 years since Einstein's historic year, African Americans and other minorities have progressed in many academic pursuits, but little advancement has been made in Einstein's field of theoretical physics.

In the past decades there was an increase in the number of studies on the effects of logging on biodiversity, but there has been little advancement for bats, despite their ecological importance.

A recent survey of 1,800 American schoolchildren found that most saw nursing as a scary, stressful, low-status job with little career advancement, terrible hours and an ugly uniform.

These "competitions" are usually fund-raisers for the organization or gallery and offer very little career advancement or prestige (and, in fact, including such a show on your artist's resume can make people take you less seriously).

They are giving birth "at a young age instead of investing in their own economic progress because they feel they have little chance of advancement," the authors write.

Most are conscripts and low-ranking officers who have little opportunity for advancement.

Or maybe there's just little opportunity for advancement in your department.