Sentence examples for slow promotion from inspiring English sources

Some of them have faced racism, less recognition for awards and slow promotion in their working life.

Such slow promotion was common in the Army in the 1920s and 1930s.

Many regular officers were embittered by years of slow promotion followed by Prime Minister Robert Menzies ordering that commands in the 6th Division be given to Militia officers.

The ability of high ω-3 diet to slow promotion of tumorigenesis in our mouse model was also observed as less GU and prostate weights in mice that consumed high ω-3 diet.

The scarcity of incentives referred to the " absence of work promotions" (ASS, female, 57 years), due to the " very tough requirements in order to be promoted" (TRS, female, 41 years), or in general because of " slow promotions" (TRS, male, 39 years).

Young diplomats told the consultants that they were frustrated by slow promotions of the bureaucracy compared with promotions based on merit in the private sector.

Limited understanding leads to slow promotions. 5.

Vessels supported by BMSCs also showed slower promotion of vessel formation, leading to a higher rate of branches and therefore shorter vessels, which are features indicating physiological vessel growth [ 43].

One reason for the slew of promotions is stiff competition and high attrition rates.

Health workers in the public sector, by contrast, often feel demotivated by the limited realistic prospects of professional progress and personal advancement and the rather slow and cumbersome promotion process.

Farragut began his naval career with exploits worthy of a Patrick O'Brian novel, but found promotion slow after he made first lieutenant in 1825.