Sentence examples for harming progress from inspiring English sources

The multiplicity of data collection efforts that are unaligned, duplicative, burdensome and expensive is harming progress towards reaching sustainable development.

Khan, who accused the government of harming progress towards a diverse judiciary with swingeing cuts to the legal aid budget, has appointed Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC and Karon Monaghan QC, two of Britain's leading progressive lawyers, to "think big" on how to achieve a balanced judiciary.

Willetts warned that fears over the potential risks of synthetic biology could harm progress in a field that the government is banking on to help reinvigorate the economy.

By acting unilaterally, as the Prime Minister proposes, the UK harms progress towards a common EU sharing, or quota, system for asylum-seekers – by far the best solution within reach.

"We face very difficult decisions on how to balance the budget without harming the progress we have made," Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor, said in a statement.

However, many of them realize that the benefit of the species' rapid evolutionary ascent outweighs the harm progress is causing to Earth.

The administration had argued that stopping the research while the case proceeded would irreparably harm scientific progress toward potentially life-saving medical treatment.

Absurdly, much emphasis was placed on one unpublished PhD thesis, whose evidence simply did not support the conclusion by its author that teaching grammar might harm pupils' progress.With Plowden's blessing, such ideas were propagated enthusiastically by local-education authorities and teacher-training colleges.

"That will actually harm the progress that is being made".

Indeed, they may even encourage you to do things that will harm your progress, such as badmouth the boss or eat sweets on the weekend.

If they get a bad impression of you or think you're a phony, it will likely harm the progress of your potential relationship.