Sentence examples for not really progressing from inspiring English sources

If they feel like they've been working at the same company for a long time without being given any additional tasks or duties to perform, then they will feel like they are not really progressing in their line of work.

That's not really progress.

"I haven't really progressed too far into the bag," he said.

Camby added: "We haven't really progressed since Coach Chaney has taken over, been on any winning streaks or anything.

From the ill-fated Sinclair C5 to the Segway, innovative modes of personal transport haven't really progressed that much since the invention of the bicycle.

Her son said: "Reconstruction hasn't really progressed very much (in the four years) but everyone's doing the best they can so we have to too".

"But I didn't really progress to a state that could be considered an episode or a disorder until I was about 28".

As a nanny you can't really progress – there's no way to show your improvement or hit targets and it can be difficult to ask the families for more money.

In the wake of the Chinese melamine milk scandal, research and development (R&D) leaders within Mars realized that the needed technological breakthroughs in food safety simply weren't materializing – it seemed like food safety science hadn't really progressed since the 1960s.

"It is still on the table but it hasn't really progressed too much.

We haven't really progressed beyond the year 2004, have we?