Sentence examples for plodding progress from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Emerging market countries complained on Saturday about the plodding progress in giving them more power at the International Monetary Fund.

For now, plodding progress with the occasional stepping-on of toes is preferable to the all-or-nothing risks of a post-Seattle round.

Trumpian interference can only do so much to slow this trend, although plodding progress isn't enough to stave off climate catastrophe.

Oil installations are severely damaged a big blow to Sudan's economy, which is already reeling from the south's secession.In this section Close to the brink Back to the day job Swimming against the tide Press 1 for modernity Pilgrims' plodding progress Bullets and home-made bombs ReprintsAlong the grassy border, even after the southern withdrawal, fighting has continued.

So I expect you to do the same".In this section Close to the brink Back to the day job Swimming against the tide Press 1 for modernity Pilgrims' plodding progress Bullets and home-made bombs ReprintsThe latest Mrs Zuma is a 47-year-old multilingual businesswoman, who already has a seven-year-old son by Mr Zuma.

This countryside has seen the plodding progress of the large dinosaur-like reptile bradysaurus, which thrived here 250-odd million years ago in the Permian period, and the fleet footsteps of Africa's first people, the Bushmen, on the hunt for eland.

His performances, the bearded militant conceded, were not all that might be wished for; an inelegant batsman, Mr ul-Haq is known as "Tuk-tuk" for his plodding rate of progress.

"To make this story more engaging, it has to be portrayed as something miraculous and fantastical, because ordinary, everyday, slow-plodding progress does not read so well," Ms. Fennell said.

Plodding, rumbling progress.

Yes, of course we've made strides, but sprinkle in the stat that our progress is plodding along at a pace that won't allow us to see gender parity for another 100 years, and my ennui becomes so full-blown that I feel I have no choice but to sidle up with a spoon and some Ben & Jerry's.

But even today neither company can be blamed for steering clear of a group--however noble its principles--whose internal politics are unduly complex and whose progress has been so plodding and unremarkable.