Sentence examples for made less progress from inspiring English sources

Other countries made less progress.

It has made less progress than Germany on pension reform, for example.

The Republicans have made less progress when it comes to reforming straightforward medical malpractice.

The diplomat said, however, that the two sides had made less progress than mediators had hoped.

France and Italy will have made less progress, whereas Britain's deficit will still be close to 3% of GDP.

Currently the United States military has both airborne and undersea robotic weapons systems, but it has made less progress in ground-based weapons.

Moody's downgraded us because Osborne is making less progress in cutting borrowing than expected.

Compared to secondary school children in the south, those in the north and Midlands on average make less progress in English and maths, perform worse at GCSE and attain fewer top grades at A-level.

He wrote:Ultimately, this boils down to a simple rule of thumb: if you meet stronger opposition to structural reforms domestically, and receive less of a push from Europe on this than on budgetary consolidation, the likelihood is that you will make less progress on structural reforms.In the autumn of 2012 two factors came together.

It does nothing to support the near-term economic outlook, and makes less progress on long-term fiscal consolidation than hoped.Its key provisions are $917 billion in deficit reduction over the next decade (the precise timing is unclear), drawn mostly from domestic discretionary outlays.

A new intelligence estimate on global ballistic missile threats in May concluded that Iran was making less progress than expected on such long-range missiles, but rapidly building short- and medium-range missiles that would not be stopped by the Bush program.