Sentence examples similar to progress at a slow pace from inspiring English sources

The much-expected improvement of workers' safety in the garment industry, which drew significant international attention in 2013 after the deadly Rana Plaza disaster in Savar, was progressing at a slow pace.

Although numerous projects have been promoted, pyrolysis commercialization is progressing at a slow pace.

HSBC has given me opportunities to interact with rural women in India and I have seen their contributions and progress — albeit at a slow pace — at close hand.

Diversity in nonprofit leadership is progressing, albeit at a slow pace.

Advances in human-based systems have progressed at a slower pace than those for technological systems.

Chickenpox-associated ARN syndrome seems to be milder than the "typical" ARN syndrome, with peripheral retinitis progressing at a slower pace, a more moderate inflammatory reaction in the vitreous and anterior chamber, a better visual acuity, and a rare occurrence of retinal detachment.

Reality also shows that the implementation of ART is progressing at a slower pace than foreseen in the national Care and Treatment Plan (CTP).

Sub-Saharan African (SSA) universities have also taken initiative for curriculum reform, albeit progressing at a slower pace and on a smaller scale.

Westwood, too, made progress, albeit at a slower pace.

Today's labour market report confirms that the labour market is progressing in the right direction, albeit at a slow pace.

"Constructive contacts are ongoing and progress is being made, even though still at a slow pace," he added.