Sentence examples for make no breakthrough from inspiring English sources

It was, however, almost preordained that they would make no breakthrough on the sensitive issue of the islands during their first meeting, especially with Mr. Mori's Liberal Democratic Party facing parliamentary elections in June.

That was a central issue in Geneva this week.The two sides have made no breakthrough, but have at least agreed to meet again soon.

Damascus has seen heavy recent fighting but rebels have made no breakthrough.

England took the second new ball with what proved to be three overs of the day remaining but made no further breakthrough, so Pakistan will start the second day on 286 for four, with Shoaib having hit 14 fours in his unbeaten 124 and Asad Shafiq on 10.

Chinese companies are seizing market share in solar panels and wind turbines largely because of low manufacturing wages, says Mr Segal: "They have made no major breakthroughs in any of the underlying technologies".

In a recent assessment of Mrs. Clinton's tenure, Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution argued that she had enjoyed some success, including restoring the United States' image abroad, but she made no historic breakthroughs, he said.

Although it governed as a junior partner with Fine Gael in 1973 77 and 1981 87 (except for a period in 1982, when Fianna Fáil was in office), it made no electoral breakthroughs until 1990, when Mary Robinson, candidate of the Labour Party and the Workers Partyy, won the 1990 presidential election and became the first woman president of Ireland.

The frenetic manhunt focused on a white truck once more on Saturday as the police, making no claims of a breakthrough, examined a truck seized in Virginia that they said contained a shell casing.

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So it is possible for them to make a breakthrough".

Wilkins and Franklin were well-placed to make the breakthrough.