Sentence examples for accomplished almost nothing from inspiring English sources

The State Assembly met briefly in Albany last week and accomplished almost nothing.

"Bremer's occupation government lasted 14 months and accomplished almost nothing," he writes.

Meanwhile, the administration's mortgage modification program — the program that inspired the Santelli rant — has, in the end, accomplished almost nothing.

Meanwhile, India's political class has spent more than three years enmeshed in scandals, as a bickering Parliament has accomplished almost nothing.

Dr. Dean has given hints of how he will challenge Mr. Kerry, saying Mr. Kerry has accomplished almost nothing in his 19 years in the Senate.

As a result, Mr. DiIulio says, the administration has accomplished almost nothing domestically except Mr. Bush's tax cut and an education bill, which Mr. DiIulio describes as "really a Ted Kennedy bill".

In truth, they accomplish almost nothing.

It costs hundreds of millions in its present size and accomplishes almost nothing.

BUKAVU, Congo — The American government and the United Nations signaled their displeasure Friday with the Somali Parliament's decision to extend itself for three more years, despite accomplishing almost nothing.

"Other than bringing the pump price down temporarily, it accomplishes almost nothing else," said Lawrence J. Goldstein, a director of the Energy Policy Research Foundation, which is partly financed by the oil industry.

Have you ever spent a whole day "working" and then wondered how you managed to accomplish almost nothing?