Sentence examples for stagnating progress from inspiring English sources
Stagnating progress also puts at risk hopes of extending global goals to include other eduction targets, says the report, which notes that aid to secondary education also declined by 11% between 2010 and 2011.
Deteriorating outcome and/or stagnating progress in LTX, especially for some indications such as PSC, is currently under hot debate in Germany and the shown data (Tables 2 and 3) underlines this observation [ 20], which is in sharp contrast to improved outcome recently reported from a large US series [ 21].
However political instability has stagnated progress, so much so that the number of children attending school in Guinea has actually fallen since 2007.
The lack of willingness to address instances of micro and/or macro aggressions has stagnated progress.
Taking additional time to research various bills up for vote, and understand the cryptic language used to determine new policy proposal while our government continues to argue over their differences like children in a schoolyard, stagnating needed progress?
It allows us to know what is and what is not working and to go forward from there, eliminating inefficiencies and bottlenecks that stagnate progress towards our ultimate goal of improving the lives of children.
On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, however, across boardrooms and executive suites and along the corridors of political power, women's progress is stagnating.
It is a handsome reward for a player whose progress stagnated last season, when the Jets lost the final three games and missed the playoffs.
But over the centuries, as the ruling dynasties placed more focus on the arts, progress stagnated.
Sadly, the Roman Empire crumbled, Christianity replaced paganism, religious dogma replaced rationalism, and progress stagnated until about the 16th century when the foundations of science began taking shape.
Trade has meanwhile stagnated and little progress has been made in negotiations on a trade and investment agreement.
