Sentence examples for uncertain progress from inspiring English sources

Tekoa Pyau, similarly impoverished, is still making slow, very uncertain progress through the demarcation process.

The uncertain progress of financial regulatory overhaul in the United States also weighed on the markets.

The uncertain progress of HS2 continues, three chugs forward and two chugs back.

It was making uncertain progress toward that goal before Sept. 11, but the terrorist attacks wrecked all previous plans.

Other ministers have big projects: George Osborne's "deficit reduction", Iain Duncan Smith's "universal credit", Jeremy Hunt's "NHS reform" (inherited from Andrew Lansley) – but all are making uncertain progress.

Of all the European states (bar Yugoslavia) that sloughed off communism ten years ago, Russia has made the most uncertain progress towards adopting democracy and the standards of behaviour usually associated with it.

Afterward, the teachers said that they found West forthright and sincere, and didn't doubt her personal commitment to the issue, but felt uncertain that progress would ever be made if the educators didn't camp on legislators' doorsteps.

Talks resumed on Tuesday, but it was uncertain how much progress was being made.

Whilst the students were in their home countries, the main supervisors in the North complained that they were left uncertain about student progress.

>> Understanding of the precise age and manner of formation of the present day Congo River network is uncertain, but considerable progress has been made in the past decade.

When his symptoms got worse, he came to me and said, 'I wonder if my cataract progressed because you didn't give me the drug.' He didn't appreciate my explanation that the effectiveness of these eye drops is uncertain or that progress of the illness mostly depends on characteristics of the individual patient.