Sentence examples for nothing was achieved from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, nothing was achieved at the recent meeting between Ehud Barak, Yasir Arafat and Bill Clinton at Camp David.

But his mother had taught him early on that nothing was achieved without hard work – a lesson that has stayed with him.

David Keyes, the director of CyberDissidents.org, a non-partisan organization supporting online activists, said, "This case does not mean that nothing was achieved by ousting Mubarak.

After the first day the Turkish crews were replaced with British sailors, but except for a complaint from the French that "unfair" incendiary weapons were used in the attack, nothing was achieved.

This does not mean that little or nothing was achieved, or that efforts to identify successes and generate useful lessons – qualitatively if not quantitatively – are not of value.

From just getting sympathy, nothing is achieved.

"Nothing is achieved by targeting one particular group and attempting to place all the blame on their shoulders.

Women prisoners, who are 21 times more likely [than average] to commit suicide, are being sent to prison for ridiculously short times and nothing is achieved.

He said the show offers "an hour a week where absolutely nothing is achieved, but the path to nine-year-old escapism is briefly lit up".

As any student of the books of Alexander McCall Smith will know, nothing is achieved in Botswanan society without a good-humoured debate; each night the seed-collecting team gathers round the campfire to discuss progress and swap stories.

The other half undoubtedly owes itself to the concept that sport functions as a cultural terminus in which nothing is achieved outside a visceral thrill and where everything remains as it was beforehand, and at worst, an entrenchment of retrograde concepts like machismo, commercialism and jingoism.