Sentence examples for slow reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Haiti is racked today by a cholera epidemic and political turmoil, as well as the tortuously slow reconstruction.

That has made a slow reconstruction effort still slower.The scale of destruction in Haiti was so great that foreigners may have expected too much of the recovery.

Executives with engineering, electric and disaster recovery companies said shortages of insurance adjusters and critical supplies like electrical panels could slow reconstruction efforts.

Although the road is under repair, its crumbled condition is a reminder of Afghanistan's enormous obstacles -- the painfully slow reconstruction and the growing doubts of a population that foreign powers will keep their promises of assistance and that the current Afghan government will prove better than ones in the past.

Coupled with lack of security, this situation has resulted in a painfully slow reconstruction effort, even as oil revenue increases.

Also intensive computational time is required by some of these approaches, thus leading to slow reconstruction workflows (slower than the time required by data collection).

The escalating violence has also slowed reconstruction.

They say the attacks have slowed reconstruction projects in eastern and southern Afghanistan.

Iraqi officials are growing impatient with the strictures of the American occupation, which they say has slowed reconstruction efforts.

Continued attacks with mines and improvised explosive devices here in Khost Province, meanwhile, have prompted most aid groups to refuse to work in Khost, slowing reconstruction projects.

While many cities, particularly Kabul, bustle with new life and construction, fighting and Taliban attacks on aid workers have slowed reconstruction in the countryside, according to Western officials.