Sentence examples for a limited progress from inspiring English sources

Similarity between honey bee and agents teamwork inspired Sadik et al. [63] proposed a system to develop a teamwork architecture to enhance the performance and task execution efficiency of software agents since a limited progress has been made towards efficient task execution mechanisms by group of agents in collaboration and coordination with each other.

Maybe so, but it was still a "sign of limited progress", said the Times.

More than a decade later, limited progress has been made towards minimizing this future threat to human health.

After a period of limited progress in formally articulating child rights, the International Year of the Child, held in 1979 on the 20th anniversary of the Declaration, succeeded in rekindling interest.

Mr. Lamy told the meeting there had been a lot of activity, but limited progress, toward an agreement in Bali.

After a decade of only limited progress, New York City has just recorded an 11percentt decline in the number of adults who smoke, in little more than a year.

I could stand here and boast about a few areas of limited progress.

Jeremy Corbyn has accused David Cameron of breaking a promise to deliver tax-free childcare and of making limited progress on a manifesto pledge to extend the number of hours of free childcare.

The United Nations administration under Bernard Kouchner, hampered by limited financial resources and the slow recruitment of an international police force, has made only limited progress toward constructing a civil society under the rule of law.

After very limited progress at a series of meetings prior to Copenhagen, the initial ambitions for reaching a legally binding agreement in Copenhagen had been reduced to the hope of reaching political consensus on the key building blocks of the Bali Action Plan.

Nevertheless, the slow process of homologous cloning has afforded only limited progress toward a complete understanding of these diverse, biosynthetic pathways in I. indigotica.