Sentence examples for slow effort from inspiring English sources

"February" traces the slow effort she finally makes to come back inside.

She calls for a design revolution, given how the current slow effort to build out a western-style sanitation system requiring enormous amounts of water and energy is not tenable, particularly for the poor.

The excruciatingly slow effort to plug the BP oil spill — finally accomplished in July after 87 days — brought the president to the gulf numerous times in recent months as he sought to avoid the pitfalls that dogged the Bush administration's response to Hurricane Katrina.

There was Trump's slow effort to denounce KKK leaders.

It has been a long and slow effort, one that started under Barack Obama, but Trump isn't generally known for missing an opportunity to brag about good news, whether he deserves much credit for it or not.

Ryan has promised to take a stand when he sees something that "runs counter to who we are as a party and as a country," as he did with Trump's call to ban Muslims, Trump's slow effort to denounce former KKK leader David Duke, and the violence at Trump rallies.

No; his slow efforts to get people to listen to him would have been pretty boring, I think.

Any changes by Democrats to the Senate bill will slow efforts to reconcile the versions and finally pass legislation.

Also absent were firm targets for the agonisingly slow efforts by the government to privatise state-owned industry or to reform the state-run commercial banks.

He said officials might deliberately slow efforts to carry out a new rural land reform law approved this fall to grant farmers the ability to transfer their land rights.

Critics of the new private school argued that it would slow efforts to improve local public schools and compete with nearby private schools.