Sentence examples for a break through in from inspiring English sources

Labour steadied its morale by pointing to a nationwide squeeze of the Liberal Democrats, especially in Labour areas, a falling back of the BNP and an inability of David Cameron's Conservatives to a break through in key marginals such as Bury.

"I wouldn't rate it as a break through in hot dog cooking," says Greg Leyl, principal engineer for the Nevada Lightning Lab.

And, that day I had a break through in my business and realized, I was once again coming out of a closet.

A break-through in the use of these ceramics for structural applications did not yet take place.

Imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes (IACTs) have resulted in a break-through in very-high energy (VHE) gamma-ray astrophysics.

But Madrid have finally made a break-through in the talks with Tottenham that had long since felt entrenched, despite the London club being willing to sell Modric this summer at the right price.

This state-of-the-art set represents a break-through in quad-band performance, and has been tested by independent researchers to have up to four times the brightness, twice the signal-to-noise ratio and substantially lower crosstalk than any other such quad-band filter set on the market.

These studies have deepened our understanding of organogenesis in developmental biology and have made a break-through in organ regeneration for use in next-generation organ-regenerative therapy and drug screenings by using partially mimicking organ functions but not specific somatic lineage cells.

This series of events has culminated in an understanding this week between the U.S. and Turkey heralded as a break-through in the fight against ISIL.

The development of systemic IL-2 therapy was a break-through in cancer immunotherapy.

Thus, the discovery of novel fungicides with novel modes-of-action would represent a break-through in chemical plant protection.