Sentence examples for but made no progress from inspiring English sources

It began by lobbying all-white sports organizations to change voluntarily, but made no progress.

The parties briefly discussed a buyout earlier this month, but made no progress.

Their greatest achievements were the Hague conferences of 1899 and 1907, at which the powers agreed to ban certain inhumane weapons but made no progress toward general disarmament.

[C6.] Little Progress on Tax Loophole Republicans and Democrats at a House hearing denounced corporations that acquire Bermuda addresses to avoid taxes, but made no progress toward closing the loophole.

Republicans and Democrats at a House hearing today denounced as unpatriotic corporations that acquire a Bermuda address so they can stop paying taxes on profits earned in the United States, but made no progress toward an agreement on how to close the loophole.

Over the next two weeks, Runciman met separately with Henlein, the Czechoslovak President Edvard Beneš and other leaders, but made no progress.

She's in motion — switching apartments, changing day jobs — but making no progress.

Secret talks between the Afghan government and Taliban leaders have taken place in recent months but have made no progress, the Associated Press reported Friday, quoting an unidentified but long-trusted source in the Taliban hierarchy.

Jones twice visited McClintock's office, but he made no progress.

But talks made no progress and were characterised by a lack of trust, in large part because of continued Israeli construction in captured territories claimed by the Palestinians.

But they made no progress on the most contentious issue: whether to make it easier for patients to sue health maintenance organizations for the improper denial of care.