Sentence examples similar to retarded in progress from inspiring English sources

Every Canadian is equally retarded in their own special way.

This result, together with a lack of capital and limited educational attainment, has retarded progress in ejido agriculture.

Preoccupation with the issue has retarded progress in the field by diverting research away from empirical questions, many of which can be addressed with comparative data.

It is argued that this has retarded progress in the field.

In fact, it is just this association of democracy with license and with dishonoring women that has retarded its progress in the Islamic world.

Commenting on the option of statehood, the study said, it "seems likely to reduce the average growth rate of the island's income over the balance of the decade". But it took note of the argument by proponents that statehood could bring unforeseen economic advantages by ending the uncertainty about possible changes in the island's status that had retarded its progress.

Sociologists of science point out that the great advances of one generation may often retard progress in the next.

The official stance of the Arab governments is that any American attack on Iraq will further retard that progress.

He needs your counsel and support against those who would retard that progress.

The brakes are four in number – two handbrakes, acting by friction; and two acting by preventing the free escape of air from cylinder and thus using compressed air in retarding the progress of the engine.

In addition, the rules of choosing a spouse make it more difficult for women with an advantageous position in personal resources to find a matching spouse in the remarriage market, and this may retard the progress of remarriage.