Sentence examples for produce progress from inspiring English sources

It has no goals; it's not striving to produce "progress" or a balanced ecosystem.

Two days of meetings, however, failed to produce progress on either count, and the prospects for a breakthrough on Mr. Clinton's watch seem as dim as ever.

The meetings, however, failed to produce progress on either count, and the prospects for a breakthrough on Mr. Clinton's watch seem as dim as ever.

He said he would meet the North Korean leader only if he was assured that their meeting could produce progress in helping end North Korea's nuclear weapons programs.

That means she could issue her order as soon as the middle of next week, giving Boylan's talks just a few days to produce progress.

The White House has indicated that it will unveil tariffs on all other Chinese imports — worth an additional $257 billion — if talks between the United States and China at the G-20 summit this month fail to produce progress.

Only LM-234mf revealed to be invasive in vitro and to secrete active MMP-2, though neither of the cell types were able to produce progressing tumors.

These negotiations do not appear to have produced progress, however.

He said those discussions had produced "progress" toward resolution of the issue.

The method usually produces progress in the range of 40 to 120 feet per day.

This produced progress, but it also turned machine intelligence into something that could not easily be compared with human intellect.