Sentence examples for by the slow progress from inspiring English sources

It would be regrettable if too much delay were caused by the slow progress of the US domestic agenda.

Frederick William's military expectations were disappointed by the slow progress of the allies on the upper Rhine.

He then insisted that he was not frustrated by the slow progress on and off the field.

Frustrated by the slow progress of trials, they suggested abandoning the placebo in favour of other forms of clinical trial that could fast-track treatments.

Frustrated by the slow progress of the case, a judge in New Orleans said that a doctor and two nurses accused of killing four desperately ill patients after Hurricane Katrina should be formally charged or exonerated.

American officials have often described weapons proliferation as a central concern, but if they were disappointed by the slow progress this week, they were not speaking out harshly about it.

Yet after four hours, they noticed labor was delayed by observing the slow progress of cervical dilation or descent of the fetus; the labor progress was hours behind the standard labor progress line.

But finfish aquaculture in federal waters has been delayed by, among other things, the slow progress in the Congress of regulatory legislation.

Like most consumers, I continue to be frustrated by what feels like the slow progress of innovation in the traditional healthcare system.

Patients frustrated by what they saw as the slow progress of science and desperate for a cure began paying for access to unproven interventions despite strong discouragement from scientists and doctors [ 3, 6– 9].

People at the networks said the talks were necessitated by a weakening advertising market and the slow progress of negotiations with CNN.