Sentence examples for of no real progress from inspiring English sources

Weeks of no real progress were red flags, and I'd reorganize the following week to get back on track.

On the journey of life, no real progress can be made without making the time for reflection.

According to Robinson, in the realm of international relations, no real progress can be made to address a problem like poverty without a critical feminist ethics of care.

After four years of continual disappointments - no real progress on immigration reform and persistent double-digit Latino unemployment - there's a new opening for the GOP among Latino independents - about 40% of the total - on the economy.

While minority males struggle at the student level of S&E (and college period), no real progress has been made for either sex among S&E faculty, although minority males slightly outnumber minority females.

After months of negotiations and mediation with no real progress, a few weeks ago we put forward a comprehensive proposal that provides a clear path to resolution.

There have also been talks in recent weeks between the two sides to revisit the subject of settlement, but they have made no real progress, people close to those discussions said.

The reality is that there was no real progress on any of these issues.

Besides New York City, the districts that had yet to do so were Yonkers, Albany and Greenburgh 11. "The city and the unions have known about this deadline for many months, but there's no evidence of any real progress," Dr. King said.

But there is plenty of evidence of real progress.

There is no sign of real progress," Zuluaga said.