Sentence examples for tiny progress from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tiny progress" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a small improvement or advancement, typically in the context of a process or task. For example: "We have made some tiny progress on our project, but there is still a lot of work ahead."
When you're copying files between disks, a tiny progress bar appears right on the icon itself.
Although the private sector added 57,000 jobs in June, that tiny progress was reduced by the 39,000 jobs shed by federal, state and local governments, much of which came from education.
Women-led companies made tiny progress in the capital raised from VCs: 4% to 11%.
Crammed into a 2 by 2 inch square is a little tiny progress bar, but it's complete unclickable.
"But every year there's been a teeny tiny bit of progress.
For all my shame about visiting that sidebar, that feels like a tiny bit of progress.
Alare's husband, on the other hand, she said, was making tiny bits of progress, one day at a time.
The contradictions and costs of a tiny minority's progress, long suppressed by blustery denial and aggressive equivocation, have become visible on a planetary scale.
Trying to decipher these tiny mysteries, we progress from being voyeurs to excavators, combing our memories for what we may recognize from our own family albums, from our own lives.
Again he has had the sense of only tiny increments of progress and the same kinds of conversations about structural discrimination and lack of access that he was having 20 years ago.
They slide into a booth, Tina and Catherine order the shrimp ceviche because they always do, and Bob speaks as if no stroke ever happened: about watching Lonzo from the second row the previous night at Staples Center, how Tina must miss her middle schoolers and younger sons, the tiny glimmers of progress that don't always come quickly enough for Tina.
