Sentence examples for progressing too slowly from inspiring English sources
Land reform has been progressing too slowly, Mr Malema says.
British officials say the negotiations have been progressing too slowly, and the best Copenhagen can achieve is a "politically binding" agreement.
Though a report released recently by a government watchdog group known as the Brazilian Audit Court warned that work on the stadium was progressing too slowly, several of the World Cup's biggest games will most likely take place inside the renovated Maracanã in 2014.
The bundling of the various categories of traffic (bulk, containers), the creation of efficient nodes to de-bottleneck by optimising the use of existing infrastructure, the development of fully interoperable Trans‐European Rail Freight Corridors with a powerful governance platform, and coordination with national infrastructure managers, are all progressing too slowly.
I was 35 and stuck, my life progressing too slowly as life passed me by too quickly.
They say that changes in the way administrators handle cases of sexual assault at the College level are progressing too slowly, and are not sufficiently responsive to student concerns.
But many advocates say the city is making progress too slowly and is not fully committed to bicycling.
On the Niarchos expedition last spring, a 22-year-old City trader named Michael Matthews progressed too slowly, became lost and died.
He shows me a cathedral that Ivan the Terrible got built in record time by denying food to the workers when they progressed too slowly; soon after the cathedral was finished, it began to fall apart, and it wasn't consecrated for many years.
During its construction, one should always ensure that all important, high rate, processes have been included, because a missing process in the event table will not only close certain evolution routes; it will also cause the simulation time to progress too slowly.
The development of new mine-clearance methods is progressing far too slowly and must be stepped up.
