Sentences with phrase «pretty slow progress»

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Sure, all the failures McLaren are suffering are pretty embarrassing, but with only the two cars out there (if they're lucky) to gather data on progress is going to be a bit slower than is ideal.

«I'm pretty enthusiastic that in five years, we'll have tools we'll be able to use,» although the ethical, social and legal aspects will likely slow progress, he said.

In the grand scheme of things, it can seem like progress in science and medicine moves pretty slow — but in reality, when you put science and medicine under the microscope, you find that a single year can bring big, meaningful gains and exciting advances.

Not giving these bad boys enough work on a weekly basis is simply ignorant and irresponsible and is pretty much the reason behind your slow progress.

Progress on the master bath renovation has been pretty much non-existent, with bids from contractors slow to come in.

The frame rate slows a little bit at times, but the game's still a work in progress, so the final product should look pretty amazing once all is said and done.

Person of Interest starts pretty slow, but his ability to progress the show without losing his audience is the reason why Jonathen Nolen was trusted to produce as ambitious a TV show as Westworld for his next project.