Sentence examples for devastating progress from inspiring English sources

Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary, Liam Byrne, said: "Professor Harrington's review is devastating – progress is slow and incomplete, ministers are failing to grip the shambolic appeals system, and the whole process is utterly failing to get people back into work.

In Madagascar, another coup -- political observers say that's certainly possible -- could lead to another mass withdrawal of international aid dollars, devastating any progress that's been made.

At a time when an AIDS-free generation could soon be a reality, it would be devastating to see progress reversed.

Only a very small number of infections result in devastating and rapidly progressing disease, in the form of septicaemia, meningitis, or both.

But when you've worked hard for years to get to a certain level it is devastating to lose that progress because you're off for six months.

These storms and stresses included revolutionary political changes and acute political crises, dizzying economic progress and devastating economic disasters, vertiginous social changes, dislocations and disorder, World War I.

Publication year: 2009 Publisher Asian Development Bankk (ADB) Language: English In the East Asia and the Pacific region, the impact of the various crises so far has been devastating, and years of progress in poverty alleviation, child survival, and education attainment are in peril.

But despite enormous challenges -- 1.2 million people homeless and the capital's infrastructure devastated -- tangible progress has been made.

The aim of this work was to describe preliminary results of a software application designed to identify devastating neurological injury victims who may progress to brain death and can be possible organ donors.

"They've made such progress against that disease!" can be devastating when followed promptly with: "Ten years ago, they couldn't have done anything.

The missed opportunities for progress here at home have been devastating.