Sentence examples for achieved any progress from inspiring English sources

"Voluntary measures have not achieved any progress, and if we continue at that pace we will need 40 or 50 years".

"Voluntary measures have not achieved any progress," she said, "and if we continue at that pace we will need 40 or 50 years".

The Saudi newspaper al-Watan reported that the third meeting held last Saturday failed to achieve "any progress".

The enormous challenge, Mr. Brahimi said, was not new, and his frustration at failing to achieve any progress there persuaded him to quit in 1999 after two years as special United Nations representative.

"I deeply regret to say that this round did not achieve any progress," Mr Mekdad said.

The US Secretary of State, John Kerry, has warned that Israel and the Palestinians will have to make difficult compromises if renewed peace efforts are to achieve any progress.

It takes a passionate support of something to achieve any progress.

In the West, the Muslims continued to make steady advances, as the local Byzantine forces proved inadequate: the Empire was forced to rely on the aid of their nominal Italian subjects, and had to resort to the transfer of the eastern fleets to Italy to achieve any progress.

The economy has not achieved any significant progress and the political climate remains crippled by corruption and uncertainty.

The joke was: while the UN diplomat has not achieved any concrete progress in his mission, he seems to prioritise his own "Environment".

"If these problems are not turned around, it will be difficult to achieve any obvious progress".