Sentence examples for any chance of progress from inspiring English sources

"But to walk away from talking to Iran will block any chance of progress in the future".

However, contact has now been broken off and any chance of progress towards normalising ties appears distant.

Making good on Theresa May's pledge won't be easy but if there is to be any chance of progress, education has to be part of the answer.

South Sudan was born poor and fragile, and this fighting has wiped out any chance of progress in the near future.

State failure in Yemen would reduce any chance of progress towards peace in Somalia and create a lawless zone stretching from northern Kenya to Saudi Arabia – with 3.3m barrels of oil a day transported right through the middle of it, on one of the world's busiest shipping routes.

I was concerned that I was somehow failing myself by choosing a job at a summer camp, worried that by working in the woods for three months, I would be giving up any chance of progress or growth.

Uruguay need to score at least twice here to stand any chance of progressing.

Both sides know they now have to win their final matches to have any chance of progressing in Germany.

It effectively leaves Bath requiring at least two victories from their last three games, two of them against the champions Toulon, to have any chance of progressing.

That would certainly help the Portuguese considering they have to fix their poor goal-difference if they're to have any chance of progressing".

Liverpool travel to Bulgaria knowing that they need to win against Ludogrets and then beat Basel in their following fixture to have any chance of progressing in the Champions League.