Sentence examples for made inadequate progress from inspiring English sources

After an independent monitor determined last month that the state had made inadequate progress, the group said it would invoke a clause in the settlement that could lead to a takeover.

Prof Richards said: "Despite some areas of development, notably in maternity and children's care, overall Medway NHS Foundation Trust has made inadequate progress in the past year for me to recommend that it should leave special measures at this time".

Four months earlier, the task force had put the Philippines, along with Russia and Nauru, on a list of countries making "inadequate progress" in the global campaign against money laundering.

To be absolutely clear about this, you want to feel the prickle of fear in situations where physical harm is possible; you want to feel the thrust of anger when you need to stick up for your children; you want to feel frustration when you make inadequate progress in your guitar lessons and you want to regret telling your children they aren't intelligent, attractive or good people.

Furthermore a disproportionate number of CALD students enrolled in health professional courses continue to make inadequate course progress [ 3, 13, 14].

Too many pupils were making "poor progress" and teaching was inadequate "because teachers do not plan work effectively enough", the report said.

After receiving damning reports by Ofsted inspectors highlighting the inadequate progress made at Discovery – most recently during a visit on 12 November – Nash told the school it has 10 days to submit a "further action statement", with the secretary of state to decide whether to terminate the school's funding, in effect closing it.

Here, inadequate progress has been made to force zombie banks to face their problems, with the result that they are suffocating the economy.

Furness academy in Cumbria has applied to take Ofsted to judicial review after inspectors judged the entire school inadequate in January because its pupils had made insufficient progress in maths over five years.

He makes progress, but slow progress.

We made tremendous progress".