Sentence examples for has slowed progress from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, no murine model of empyema and progressive pleural organization after bacterial infection has been reported, which has slowed progress in the field.

The ethical question, scientists say, has slowed progress.

The weather must also cooperate, one of several factors that has slowed progress at San Jacinto.

Some think the pursuit of separate goals by separate interest groups has slowed progress.

James Pargeter, partner in the residential projects team at consultants Drivers Jonas, says the economic climate has slowed progress on the green agenda.

In Belfast, the province's capital and largest city, the credit crunch has slowed progress at the Titanic Quarter, a mixed-use development planned to occupy part of the former Harland & Wolff shipyards.

The recession and housing crisis have slowed progress on the program, officials said.

Several mishaps, including the failure of a 30-ton electrical transformer, have slowed progress since then.

Such high costs, the eroding budget surplus and new budget needs in the aftermath of Sept. 11 have slowed progress on drug plans.

There are 22 plants under consideration, with 11 formal applications, but bureaucratic entanglements and incomplete or revised applications have slowed progress toward rulings.

Systemic inefficiencies and irregularities have slowed progress in achieving food security while programme expansion toward universality of coverage has important budgetary implications.