limp along

The interview was never rescheduled, and the investigation would limp along for another few years before culminating, in late 2022, with a victory for Caterpillar.

It’s harder for folks who can work remotely to justify using a sick day, because technology makes it so easy to limp along through our tasks when we should be resting.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, another low-polling candidate, remains in the race but will face pressure to depart or limp along.

Paul Martin, UK head of retail at KPMG, said retail sales were continuing to "limp along".

Indeed, the CBO said if Treasury can limp along to the middle of June, it could buy itself more than a month of maneuvering space because of tax payments due on June 15 and other borrowing gimmicks.