Sentence examples for frustrating progress from inspiring English sources

She won the world junior cross-country title in 1992 and then entered a period of steady but sometimes frustrating progress in global track championships.

Police, fire and transport organisations that resist sharing services are frustrating progress on Boris Johnson's plans to save £300m annually by 2013-12 and could have their budgets reduced, the London Assembly's budget and performance committee has heard.

In addition to frustrating progress, these factors can introduce bias to the trial and prevent some patients from receiving potentially beneficial 'state-of-the-art' therapy.

It had been a frustrating work in progress.

Mr. Summers tried to account for this paradox, noting that "as conditions get better, more people decide to look for work and are counted in the labor force, so sometimes it's frustrating and the progress doesn't show up immediately in the unemployment rate".

Castleford are one of several clubs whose place in the elite competition is thought to be under threat when the next round of licences are handed out before the 2012 season, mainly because of the frustrating lack of tangible progress on their plans to move to a new stadium.

After a frustrating year of slow progress, a landmark lawsuit that seeks to hold the Ugandan government accountable for the high number of preventable maternal deaths in the country may finally see a resolution, RH Reality Check reports.

Nothing is more frustrating than your thesis progress being held up by a professor who has too many obligations to make time to meet with you.

Forced termination of a call in progress is more frustrating than blocking a new call.

The challenges faced in this one area alone produce bottlenecks to progress that are frustrating for all concerned.

And the country's deep aquifers and depleted reservoirs could probably hold 100 years-worth of emissions.That makes slow progress all the more frustrating.