Sentence examples for slower progress in from inspiring English sources

Weaker growth means that Mr Osborne will make even slower progress in his goal of eliminating the government deficit.

Christopher Hrouda, an executive vice president at the Red Cross, told the advisory committee in June 2013, that cutbacks would mean less investment in quality improvement and slower progress in testing.

Finally, in an ironic twist, many of the fastest-growing occupations will be the hardest to assign to robots, both because of the complexity of these jobs and the desire by the service recipients for the "human touch". So we should get used to slower progress in the growth of productivity.

But they said it was important to distinguish between the benefits to non-white families from the current low unemployment rate and robust economic growth, which could prove transitory when the economy next turns down, and the much slower progress in addressing the underlying social and historical causes of inequality.

The recent resignation of three ministers has probably done more to highlight than to eradicate the corruption and nepotism that are almost universal in the country's public sector.But any pleasure Bulgaria takes in doing better than its neighbour will be offset by worry that slower progress in Romania could hold both countries back.

It is said that some causes of slower progress in speaker identification might be due to the increase in the expected error with growing population size and very high computational cost [3].

To our knowledge, no murine model of empyema and progressive pleural organization after bacterial infection has been reported, which has slowed progress in the field.

He has made slow progress in his mollification campaign.

Dzhugashvili made slow progress in the party hierarchy.

Insufficient collections and incomplete descriptions of variation have contributed to slow progress in tree fern taxonomy.

The slow progress in reducing the UK's budget deficit is one such problem.