Sentence examples for making limited progress from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn has accused David Cameron of breaking a promise to deliver tax-free childcare and of making limited progress on a manifesto pledge to extend the number of hours of free childcare.

France, whose economy shrank in the third quarter, has taken steps to cut its deficit to below the 3% threshold, but its structural reform plans were only making "limited progress", the Commission said.

"Why would making limited progress on the same issue stop people from fighting for much more significant progress?" Newman asked.

We conclude that research in the 1990s made limited progress in expanding our understanding of accounting choice because of limitations in research design and a focus on replication rather than extension of current knowledge.

Sandra Calderon, a spokeswoman for Vons, said the two sides had made "limited progress".

On the broader question of reshaping Iraq's economy, the occupation made limited progress but left some of the most politically tough decisions to the Iraqis.

But it has made limited progress and those areas taken together remain smaller than the company's traditional desktop and laptop business.

In the first years of independence, Mauritius attempted to diversify its economy beyond the production of sugar but made limited progress.

Given its standing as one of Europe's poorer nations, it appears to have made limited progress in cleaning up its air.

"The Pakistani government has made limited progress in advancing human rights and continues to face human rights challenges," the State Department report concluded.

Thousands of Pakistani soldiers backed by artillery and helicopter gunships made limited progress on Friday advancing into a 10-square-mile pocket of farming villages where 300 to 600 suspected militants have been surrounded near the border with Afghanistan, Pakistani officials said.