Sentence examples for difficult progress from inspiring English sources

But just how difficult progress on the security issues that separate the two sides could be was underscored even before the talks began on Monday morning by the lack of a working agenda for the two-day meeting.

But had the negotiations been starting now, such gross impediments to trade might well have been on the agenda.Another straw in the wind is the difficult progress of some regional trade agreements.

The News Corp deputy chairman, Chase Carey, said the bid had become "too difficult to progress in this climate".

It can then become very difficult to progress with the task in hand.

Other aspects of the war remain difficult, and progress is patchy and slow, General Petraeus conceded.

Conversations with local leaders after Mr. Karzai's speech suggested how difficult making progress would be.

"If we make the same mistakes as we did in Prague and in Minsk, it will be difficult to progress".

He added: "What hacks me off is people with ability have found it very difficult to progress in the last 20 years.

"A problem that had been viewed as very difficult, where progress was slow and incremental, was all of a sudden done.

She badly needed practical help, and found it difficult to progress, feeling that by the end of her time at the college she had been "dragged up".

Not so much time off as time to move my medical career forward - it's difficult to progress when you're only working part-time.