Sentence examples for dismal progress from inspiring English sources

State governments are making dismal progress towards creating exchanges.

Despite the dismal progress in most of the targets, some good news shone through.

In three decades we have made dismal progress on any of the key issues facing this country and we will not fix our political dysfunction until we find a way to continue our justified reverence for freedom of speech while curbing the ability of special interests to buy our politicians.

As the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan moves ahead with renewed energy, there is one dismal exception to the progress at the former World Trade Center site.

The prognosis of glioblastoma continues to be dismal in spite of progress made in the molecular characterisation of the most frequent genetic alterations of the disease (Parsons et al, 2008).

In Romania, economic progress has been dismal; at Samsung, Renault's reorganization has yet to begin.

The American army's aim is to "hold the line", granting a breathing space for Iraq's politicians to reconcile themselves, including representatives of the Sunni Arab insurgency not linked to al-Qaeda.But political progress has been dismal.

The oddness of the agency's situation — optimistic reports of progress contrasted with dismal snapshots of the status quo — will surely be addressed in a hearing in the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairss on Wednesday.

Save the Children's findings, published in June, paint a dismal picture of how little progress has been made on curbing malnutrition, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and south Asia.

That said, evaluate your priorities if you're thinking about getting a Q10: the app situation is still dismal for BlackBerry 10, despite progress made since the official launch at the end of January.

It turns out the progress report is dismal and goes a long way towards explaining why Haiti is still living in misery.