Sentence examples for any discernible progress from inspiring English sources
I do not think Tebow has the skills to ever be a traditional quarterback – he is not accurate enough, many people (maybe too many, to be honest) have tried to change his throwing motion without any discernible progress in his accuracy.
But there was no discernible progress on any front, and diplomats throughout the United Nations grew increasingly impatient.
Diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the war are making no discernible progress.
There had been "no discernible progress" under Labbadia, despite a 10th-placed finish in 2015-16, Beiersdorfer claimed, not unreasonably.
A review by The Times found that the state had made no discernible progress in firing abusive and derelict workers.
Sharan Burrow, general secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, said the PwC report showed "no discernible progress" had been made on workers' rights and conditions.
Despite threats about anthrax unfolding virtually every day and little discernible progress in the air campaign against the Taliban, Americans are still offering President Bush their overwhelming approval.
In pushing to cancel Constellation, one Obama administration official after another called it "unexecutable," so expensive that it limped along for years without discernible progress.
Bradley sustained a torn knee ligament and missed the rest of the season. AP) PIRATES FIRE MANAGER Jim Tracy was fired as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday after two seasons filled with long losing streaks and little discernible progress.
While United States has pursued Osama bin Laden and sought to neutralize the Taliban that shelters him, the behind-the-scenes effort to organize a regime that would replace Taliban leaders has made no discernible progress.
But while the United States has pursued Osama bin Laden and sought to neutralize the Taliban that shelters him, the behind-the-scenes effort to organize a leadership that would replace Taliban leaders has made no discernible progress.
