Sentence examples for have produced progress from inspiring English sources

These negotiations do not appear to have produced progress, however.

He said those discussions had produced "progress" toward resolution of the issue.

The threat alone that the world's leaders gathering in London this week might finger tax havens and secrecy jurisdictions as guilty parties at the heart of the collapse of the financial system has produced progress of sorts.

Recent years have produced more progress, in part because federal stimulus money arrived.

What is truly remarkable is that observations and the theoretical advances associated with them, from particle physics to astronomy, have produced such progress that we are now being driven to address questions that science has previously shied away from.

Mediated talks in Minneapolis have produced no progress, and the most recent offer owners made to players was less than the offer on the table March 11, when players dissolved their union and the league locked them out.

The administration decided to pull the plug, officials said, because it concluded that even if Mr. Netanyahu persuaded his cabinet to accept a freeze — which he had not yet been able to do — the 90-day negotiating period would not have produced the progress on core issues that the United States originally had sought.

Scientific advances in molecular biology over the past 50 years have produced remarkable progress in medicine.

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Though talks that have taken place since 2004 have produced no real progress, recent developments suggest some grounds for cautious optimism.

The party contends that Mr. Gambari's seven visits since 2007 have produced no tangible progress toward democracy, saying that the United Nations has not been able to persuade the junta to release political prisoners or to hold talks with the democratic opposition.