Sentence examples for damaging progress from inspiring English sources

At the time when poor countries need outside assistance the most, aid budgets are shrinking, damaging progress toward the Millennium Development Goals of reducing avoidable deaths, hunger and poverty.

If that sounds like empty rhetoric then consider how, in the US, the anti-abortion movement is making damaging progress every day.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University College Union (UCU), said: "Cost does matter and there is a very real danger that raising tuition fees combined with the ending of maintenance grants will damage progress made by widening participation initiatives".

Higher education experts are concerned that the switch to a loan, just as universities are announcing plans to raise tuition fees beyond £9,000 a year, will damage progress in widening participation and lumber those who choose to go to university with even greater debt.

But Redknapp argued that an influx of foreign players at youth level was damaging the progress of homegrown talent.

But worse than that: they are damaging the progress of science and technology.

Damage progress in quasi-isotropic CFRP laminates under tensile fatigue loading is investigated microscopically.

The local damage progress near the crack tip is also investigated in details.

The new concept of a damage progress rate curve (DPRC) is introduced in this paper.

It is shown that the damage progress depends on geometry of the interface.

Progressive damage modeling technique is utilized on the basis of stiffness degradation for monitoring damage progress in composite structure.