Sentence examples for achieved less progress from inspiring English sources

One of the problems in providing food to undernourished children is that while weight and fat gains may be achieved, less progress is made in terms of length for age, suggesting a trend towards making children heavier and possibly promoting obesity.

Their concert often achieved less.

The truth is that at present an autocratic supranational boss ("L'Europe, c'est moi") could achieve less lasting and solid progress towards greater unity in Europe than more flexible and modest bodies.

While a number of middle-income countries have made progress in reducing maternal deaths, less progress has been achieved in low-income countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.

In spite of considerable advances in the treatment of the intestinal symptoms, comparatively less progress has been achieved in the management of CF lung disease.

Yet, far less progress has been achieved in understanding the patterns of global consumption as well as heterogeneity by country, age, sex, and time.

In terms of achieving sharing of participant-level data sets, less progress has been made.

If we allow ideologically-motivated campaigners to harass and threaten our leading thinkers and intellectual institutions, there will be less progress than we could otherwise achieve.

A 1998 survey of the progress of reductionism in biology turned up two cases (muscle contraction and the bacteriorhodopsin receptor) where reduction of molecular biology to the level of chemistry has been nearly achieved to the satisfaction of the investigators [ 89, 90], as well as two other areas (hearing and memory) where considerably less progress had been made [ 91, 92].

Other countries made less progress.

Even less progress?