Sentence examples for indication of a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
As he left Cyprus, there was no immediate indication of a breakthrough in his effort to energize settlement talks under way since 2008 — the most recent of many inconclusive efforts to heal the island's divisions.
It was not clear how those talks went and there was no indication of a breakthrough.
The Chinese government said it would "earnestly study" Pope John Paul II's plea this week for diplomatic ties but gave no indication of a breakthrough, repeating conditions that have long bedeviled relations.
The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, ended a three-day visit to Cyprus on Tuesday with no indication of a breakthrough in his effort to energize settlement talks under way since 2008.
And so some analysts are looking to see indications of a breakthrough between the two giants that warily eye each other across a 4,000-kilometre 4,000-kilometre 2,500-mile 2,500-mileimalayas, scene of a brief if nasty war in 1962.In that context, the name of Richardisputedis never far from the lips of Indian strategists.
And writing in Syria's al-Ba'th newspaper, Khalaf al-Miftah says: "Given the progress of events in Montreux and Geneva, there is, so far, no indication of a real breakthrough in the Syrian crisis.
But there is no indication of an imminent breakthrough.
This is an indication of formation of breakthrough channel in the high permeability sandpack.
Kushner's carefully managed visit – conducted far from media scrutiny and lasting less than a day – comes amid scant indication of any imminent breakthrough between the two sides in a peace process that has been moribund since 2014.
WASHINGTON -- Secretary of State John F. Kerry joined closed-door talks in Geneva on Friday amid indications that Iran and six world powers might be on the verge of a breakthrough in curbing the Islamic Republic's nuclear ambitions.
Privately, American officials say they have received no real response to Mr. Obama's overture, or any other indication of any policy breakthrough to justify the Moscow meeting.
