Sentence examples for achieved no tangible from inspiring English sources

The committee, however, achieved no tangible result, and failed in its attempt to found an authoritative arbiter over the English tongue.

The mounting death toll came on a day when a meeting on the crisis arranged by the increasingly isolated prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, again achieved no tangible results.

Both sides are still publicly positive about what is being achieved, but no tangible progress has been announced and it is understood Labour is sceptical about whether the government can produce a realistic plan.

The peace talks in Washington have gone 10 rounds without achieving any tangible results.

It's a case where the pursuit of a life's purpose obviously outweighs the importance of achieving any tangible goal.

Many power generation companies have been breeding the indigenous fish species and stocking them in the reservoirs without achieving any tangible benefit.

"At a great cost of blood and treasure, we achieved nothing tangible," he says.

Yet Dr. Butti has finally achieved something tangible in Iraq, and to leave now would be like abandoning a child.

"I like to come back from a day thinking I've achieved something tangible – and that's all around working with people".

As for internationalisation, just as years of talks have not brought Palestinian independence, countless UN resolutions have not achieved much tangible for the Palestinians either.

Skepticism also lingers over Russia's capacity to expand its influence in the hemisphere after the Soviet Union, with more resources, achieved few tangible results in Central and South America during the cold war.