Sentence examples similar to tortoise-like progress from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile EPA's tortoise-like regulatory process has been making slow and steady progress to set a regulatory cap on greenhouse gas emissions.

The problem is that the progression of sprinting records is characterised by tortoise-like lulls and hare-like… well… sprints.

He likens the bureaucracy to a Roman legion that will protect itself in tortoise-like formation.

And what is our thanks for all this steady, tortoise-like effort?

But even if I had the energy, I prefer a more tortoise-like approach.

The council's tortoise-like pace is only one of its shortcomings.

Hollande's rise has been tortoise-like, and to his opponents, unexpected.

So why the tortoise-like pace?

But either way, a tortoise-like pace is not one of the FDA's problems.

The name 'Kachchh' is given because of its tortoise-like morphology, where the central portion of this area forms a table-land sloping on all sides.

They rip him about his decaying reflexes, about his tortoise-like blastoffs.