Sentence examples for without further progress from inspiring English sources

"Without further progress on rebalancing global demand, global growth rates will fall short of potential," Mr. Geithner wrote.

Without further progress the number of former child brides will still be over 700m in 2050.Many countries have passed laws against both practices.

Even without further progress, improvements in water and energy use, waste, recycling and road transport were likely to add up to £300-£350m in savings over the next five years.

Dr Haass told the hearing that without further progress, division and alienation would increase and Northern Ireland could not be held up as an example of peace-building.

In general, MCS patients were more likely to survive than UWS patients; on average they lived longer (albeit sometimes without further progress) and regained consciousness more often and significantly faster.

Regardless of the targets, one point is clear: development of effective interventions for TBI and related conditions is unlikely to be successful without further progress in understanding the substrate pathobiology.

Activist groups including Greenpeace and Oxfam were quick to condemn both Washington and Brussels for intransigence over agricultural subsidies, saying that rich-world self interest is leaving the poor to suffer.Without further progress at the WTO, those keen on liberalising trade will focus on regional and bilateral agreements.

The UN climate event in New York last month passed without any further progress.

Without making further progress that day, the regiment returned to the Ghoraniyeh bridgehead for the night.

Even if Benjamin Netanyahu were himself less intransigent, and even if he were acting in complete good faith (something of which not everyone is convinced), he is hemmed in politically when it comes to make any concessions, even a halt to settlement building, without which any further progress is impossible.

Although the model in the earlier paper needed an overhaul, the fundamental observations, because they were presented without bias, inspired much further progress in the field.