Sentence examples for make discernible progress from inspiring English sources

In particular, she has insinuated herself as an aggressive advocate and top thinker on missile defense -- the keystone of the administration's foreign policy and the one area where the White House believes that it can make discernible progress by the 2004 elections.

Nearly a year into a turnaround and he was already making discernible progress.

Diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the war are making no discernible progress.

A review by The Times found that the state had made no discernible progress in firing abusive and derelict workers.

But Mr. Tarullo has not yet made much discernible progress – and there is a real danger that the Fed will slip into a wait-and-see policy that will lead nowhere.

While United States has pursued Osama bin Laden and sought to neutralize the Taliban that shelters him, the behind-the-scenes effort to organize a regime that would replace Taliban leaders has made no discernible progress.

But while the United States has pursued Osama bin Laden and sought to neutralize the Taliban that shelters him, the behind-the-scenes effort to organize a leadership that would replace Taliban leaders has made no discernible progress.

While the Obama-Xi summit succeeded on several levels, the two leaders made no discernible progress on cyber issues beyond referring them for further discussion to a senior intergovernmental meeting in July.

Sharan Burrow, general secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, said the PwC report showed "no discernible progress" had been made on workers' rights and conditions.

The region has the highest levels of maternal mortality in the world, and no discernible progress has been made since 1990.

There had been "no discernible progress" under Labbadia, despite a 10th-placed finish in 2015-16, Beiersdorfer claimed, not unreasonably.