Sentence examples for perceived lack of progress from inspiring English sources

"There is a perceived lack of progress," said Carlea Bauman, president of the Colorectal Cancer Coalition, an advocacy group.

During his administration, however, the country was plagued by a rising crime rate and high unemployment, and a perceived lack of progress on those issues led to public dissatisfaction with the government.

Several major backers, including the French bank Credit Lyonnais, which has sponsored the famous yellow jersey for the leader for two decades, and the Italian car manufacturer Fiat are considering pulling out in frustration at a perceived lack of progress at resolving the doping problem, the report said.

Given little chance of prevailing until a week ago, Mr Brown has tapped the winds of frustration and anger with the perceived lack of progress in Washington and a widespread feeling of disappointment, itself fuelled by both the stalling economic recovery and the rhetoric of conservative media commentators.

As a result, my adviser was growing irritated with my perceived lack of progress on his projects.

To achieve this end the paper starts with an exploration of the frustrations expressed in the literature over the perceived lack of progress made by social and environmental accounting towards addressing sustainable development.

Whether it is Israel, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iran, Russia or China, the Administrations' opponents are quick to attack the perceived lack of meaningful progress.

Disappointed with his perceived lack of impact on public understanding of global progress, the self-styled "edutainer" is now turning his attention towards teachers.

A perceived lack of seriousness hampered Eton for decades afterwards.

Then there's the perceived lack of market appeal.

Or the problem is value, or perceived lack of value.