Sentence examples for progress even less from inspiring English sources

Equal to Ferguson's mots are the Rothschilds' own, as when they complain about being "stared at by the modern argus, the public," dismiss Queen Victoria's writing as "ten thousand times" less interesting than a newspaper or cynically observe that a country's finances "cannot progress without liberties" but progress "even less with too many".

BlackBerry makes some excellent handsets and has a unique value proposition, but if I'm honest, I think they've progressed even less in the last couple years than the iPhone has.

The south gatehouse was designed to be a replica of that on the north side, but building work progressed even less far before finishing in 1330.

Even less progress?

Japan has made even less progress on wind energy.

The Doha negotiators have made even less progress in services and industrial goods than they have on farm trade.

In rural areas, home to most Indians and most of the poor, there was even less progress.

There was hardly any action on the trading or signing fronts today, and even less progress on the negotiating front.

(There has been even less progress in restoring local governance, the bedrock of Afghan society, where the Taliban exert enduring influence).

For example, as currently designed, NASA's plans for a system of rockets to replace the shuttle (known collectively as Ares, the Greek name for Mars) do not fit within the funds that are available, and have been criticised for showing too little innovation and even less progress.

There are those "who know little about its monuments, and even less of the progress of Buddhism and what led up to it," she added.