Sentence examples for has been no breakthrough from inspiring English sources

While legislation to authorize Internet betting has been proposed several times in Congress, there has been no breakthrough.

But, after more than two years of talks, there has been no breakthrough, apart from a few joint ventures in missiles and satellites.

Despite lots of jaw-jaw there has been no breakthrough as yet, and a €300m payment to the International Monetary Fund is due on Friday.

However, there has been no breakthrough in a move for the Belgium international as yet with his £32.5m release clause proving prohibitive.

Over on Wall Street, the Dow Jones is up 115 points at 13553, so the rally may continue for a few hours yet.... Updated at 6.08pm BST 5.28pm BST Troika talks with Greek PM end..... News in from Athens where our correspondent Helena Smith says there has been no breakthrough in talks between troika officials and prime minister Antonis Samaras.

The justice minister, Yossi Beilin, who tends to be less harsh in his judgments, told Israeli radio, "It is hard at this point to give some kind of impression of optimism more than yesterday, or the day before yesterday, because there has been no breakthrough".

"There have been no breakthrough, revolutionary treatments," Dr. Dromerick said.

But after he returned, an IAEA statement suggested there had been no breakthrough.

Another is that there have been no "breakthrough" black coaches in football like John Thompson, who molded Georgetown University's basketball program into one of the nation's best.

The Interior Secretary, Mar Roxas, said some officials had opened talks with the rebels "at different levels", including a commander loyal to Misuari, but added that there had been no breakthrough.

In a recent conversation, a senior F.B.I. official acknowledged that there had been "no breakthrough" inside the government, in terms of establishing how the September 11th suicide teams were organized and how they operated.