Sentence examples for slow halting from inspiring English sources

Christianity has accommodated this belief in slow, halting, often hypocritical stages -- a history that should leave Christians tolerant of the slow, halting, hypocritical progress of other traditions.

Frustration with the slow, halting progress in bringing representative democracy there might lead foreigners to recommend a procrustean solution, but what the countries need is a differentiated approach.

Lack of visibility tends to lead to lack of financing, which translates into slow, halting research, leaving vast amounts of foundational field work barely started.

The elderly make slow, halting progress, as do the proud young couples pushing baby carriages, while the busy professionals hurry along, overtaking the dog walkers and the last-minute shoppers.

Neighbors said Ms. Marasco had trouble walking, and they remembered seeing her take slow, halting trips up and down the block and sitting on her front stoop with her cat.

Even as India rushes toward a future as a technology and services powerhouse, there has been slow, halting progress in its agrarian economy, which still sustains more than half of its 1.1 billion people.

The University of Rochester Batten Center's (URBC) mission is to find treatments to slow, halt, or prevent JNCL.

For everyone else even the most glorious youth must either crash and burn, or come to a slow halt in middle-aged respectability.

The other day in the midst of Port-au-Prince, the great degraded capital city that is my home, I saw a car, an old battered car, a jalopy, falter and sputter and come to a slow halt.

Adding "spring" allows elements to bounce just like in Facebook's Paper app. "Decay," on the other hand, brings movement to a slow halt, all depending on the user's input.

Forested countries are developing plans to slow, halt and reverse deforestation.