Sentence examples similar to for slow progressing from inspiring English sources

It will rebuke governments for slow progress.

There is another reason for slow progress.

One reason for slow progress is the lengthy timescales required to see results.

Ibrahim goes further, with the slightly exaggerated but nonetheless compelling claim that "poor governance is the only reason for slow progress" in Africa.

Ibrahim makes the slightly exaggerated but nonetheless compelling claim that "poor governance is the only reason for slow progress" in Africa.

A businessman nominated to be Haiti's next prime minister said Wednesday that he wanted to scrap the earthquake reconstruction commission, which has been criticized for slow progress.

The draft report, which has yet to be released publicly, assigns much of the fault for slow progress in East Timor, which only emerged in 1999 after a quarter-century struggle for independence from Indonesia, to the bank itself.

Johnson has attracted fierce criticism from political opponents and the Campaign for Clean Air in London for slow progress in encouraging electric vehicle use and diesel-electric hybrid buses, and for delaying and fudging measures to bring London's air quality up to the required EU standards.

To be sure, there are plenty of technical reasons for slow progress.

Previous infrastructure spending programmes have been criticised for slow progress, but he said that of the 646 projects outlined in this plan, 291 had already been started or completed.

This usually means girding ourselves for slow progress and defining success broadly.