Sentence examples for is leading nowhere from inspiring English sources

The violence is leading nowhere; just deepening the divides and the suffering.

With Iran having notified the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency that it is now enriching its stockpile of uranium to a higher level, we should admit that Washington's approach to countering the Islamic Republic is leading nowhere.

But Nietzsche's passion is leading nowhere; the Übermensch doesn't exist.

Brian Duffield, Akiva Goldsman and Mark Bomback's ho-hum screenplay feels like it is leading nowhere.

But after Geneva, both Mr. Barak and Mr. Clinton realized that the Syrian track was leading nowhere.

For much of the year, it appeared that the European squabbles were leading nowhere, and by midsummer, markets were pessimistic about the outcome.

This time, Defense Minister Herv?orin said in Paris, the authorities proposed a ransom but "negotiations were leading nowhere and the boat was approaching the coast".

Democrats do not accuse the Republicans of bad faith but say the negotiations have become enmeshed in a slow, frustrating process that seems to be leading nowhere.

But whoever holds the strings -- Congo's Angolan or Zimbabwean allies, or the father's powerful advisers -- evidently calculated that the father's approach was leading nowhere.

According to Gerard Meuchner, a Kodak spokesman, Sony had been trying to negotiate a licensing arrangement with Sony for three years, and filed suit only after it became clear the talks were leading nowhere.

However limited the Israeli action, the debate on loosening Mr. Arafat's bonds reflected a growing sense in at least part of the Israeli government that the siege was leading nowhere.