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Meanings of little progress in English

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Usage of little progress in English
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But there has been little progress in recent weeks over this issue.
The Guardian
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Opposition figures have reported little progress in the talks with the government.
Reuters
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Several rounds of talks this year have appeared to yield little progress.
Reuters
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Ten minutes later Louise had made a little progress through the tunnel.
Creepers
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The patients had been in residence for four days, with little progress.
A fierce radiance: a novel
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There's very little progress in social development, security and urban mobility too.
The Guardian
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I was making little progress when Suzi interrupted me with another crisis.
Murder most frothy
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The two sides appear to have made little progress toward an agreement.
Reuters
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A police chaplain spoke to him at length but made little progress.
The Irish Times
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Since then it has made little progress in comparison with many others.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
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Perhaps it was no surprise that there was little progress on Thursday.
Reuters
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But talks on a more coordinated, EU-wide solution have made little progress.
Reuters
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In 775 Charles resolved to avenge this loss, but made little progress.
The Church and the Barbarians / Being an Outline of the History ...
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His troops made but little progress towards the objective assigned to them.
1914
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The first made very little progress, after a number of lively battles.
History of the World War, Vol. 3
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And I was starting to make a little progress in the company.
The new yorker
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