Sentence examples for has proven slow from inspiring English sources
But for many Haitian migrants – born in Haiti but living undocumented in the Dominican Republic – getting passports or identity cards from their country's embassy has proven slow and costly.
Observing and providing effective feedback on NTS in postgraduate specialty trainees has proven slow to implement, as existing assessment instruments have tended to be role-specific and use a single source of feedback: peer-assessments [ 5].
The process has proved slow so far and there is no deadline for the investigation.
However, deployment of the fracking technology required to release the gas has proved slow because of local planning delays and protests by environmental campaigners arguing about safety and climate change concerns.
He went on to emphasise the strategic significance of Iraqi petroleum fields in relation to the danger of production peaks being breached in major oil reserves around the world: "Russia's production has peaked at 10 million barrels per day; Africa has proved slow to yield affordable extra supplies – from Sudan and Angola for example.
The Socialist government led by prime minister Manuel Valls believes the reforms, which would bring France's labour model closer to those of Germany and the UK, will help lower France's stubbornly high unemployment rate of more than 10% and kickstart an economy that has proved slow to show signs of recovery.
The adoption of FSS has proved slow and difficult, and their use ineffective.
Although the usability of SkillsBase has been proven, uptake of software that has arisen 'bottom-up' from within the curriculum has proved slow.
Attempts to redress the situation in the courts have proven slow and erratic, and any compensation for lost donations certainly hasn't materialised.
United already had an agreement with Air Canada, and Continental had arrangements with America West and Northwest, but the process has proved slower than the airlines expected.
