Sentence examples for progress has been inhibited from inspiring English sources

Millwall's progress has been inhibited by injuries.

There is now overwhelming evidence that MDG progress has been inhibited by the failure of governments to tackle extreme disparities in the distribution of income and access to basic services.

Progress has been inhibited by the difficulty of culturing many coral-inhabiting bacteria, but the field is now rapidly moving forward (reviewed in [ 11, 12]).

"I've been inhibited for so long.

Tesla says that it made progress addressing the bottlenecks that have been inhibiting the pace of production thus far, with production ramping so much during the end of the quarter that puts them on pace to be able to manage 1,000 vehicles per week in terms of output.

Although considerable progress has been achieved using immunosuppressive drugs that inhibit lymphocyte activation and T-cell cytokine signal transduction pathways, the widespread tissue distribution of the molecular targets exploited to date, calcineurin, mammalian target of rapamycin, and inosine monophosphate dehydrogenase, engenders a constellation of collateral toxicities.

Unfortunately, some of this progress has been at the cost of increased complexity that may inhibit its implementation.

Although progress has been made in understanding the relevant processes involved, there are several widely held misconceptions that are inhibiting further advances.

Considerable progress has been made in the understanding of HIV-1 cell entry, enabling the design of specific agents that can inhibit each step of cellular entry.

But progress has been slow.

However, progress has been glacial.