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Meanings of slow progress in English
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Usage of slow progress in English
1
So far, Acomplia has made relatively slow progress outside the United States.
2
He says there is slow progress towards developing infrastructure and service delivery.
3
The family especially plumed themselves on the slow progress of the quilt.
4
Hampered with the load of the bobsled, the boys made slow progress.
5
The sergeant and his men made comparatively slow progress over the sands.
6
Microsoft is making slow progress in combating Google's dominance in search advertising.
7
The threesome then made slow progress along the side of the moat.
8
The gas torches outside places of entertainment had arrested his slow progress.
9
Mara could only imagine the Zephyrs slow progress out of the town.
10
Her posture, bent forward, showed an impatience with the guide's slow progress.
11
They made slow progress, the thin air barely enough to sustain them.
12
The ground was hard, and at first they made but slow progress.
13
Days seemed months, and months seemed years, in their sad, slow progress.
14
Thus was made a slow progress, but it was very hard work.
15
The Na-che, struggling to cross a whirlpool toward him, made slow progress.
16
The wind was, however, very light, and but slow progress was made.
This collocation consists of:
Slow progress through the time
Slow progress across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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