Sentence examples for a breakthrough in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Is this a breakthrough in terms of the notion that this is a new class of drug with a new mechanism of action?" he asked rhetorically.

Judy Pannullo, director of the Progressive Coalition, said the King Kullen strike achieved a breakthrough in terms of public support for the Long Island labor cause.

"There really is a breakthrough in terms of remote sensing," said Charles Clover, the chair of the Blue Marine Foundation who lobbied the UK government for the creation of the Ascension marine protected area (MPA).

"Maybe Mullah Baradar's capture gives us a breakthrough in terms of reconciliation," said one Pakistani intelligence official in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, who spoke on condition that he not be named.

Mr Musk claimed the Falcon 9-Heavy would also be a breakthrough in terms of cost.

On the other hand material engineering may represent a breakthrough in terms of reliability and performance enhancement, owing to the exploitation of the physical and chemical features of different phase change compounds.

The Cancer Society Symposium 'Immunotherapy of Cancer Present Status and Future Promise´ was held at a time when immunotherapy is experiencing a major breakthrough in terms of clinical efficacy and proving its value as an important treatment modality for cancer.

"It's a great breakthrough in terms of being able to monitor quantum systems, Andrew Jordan, a physicist at the University of Rochester, who worked on the original theory, told Live Science.

But Sheffield University is experiencing a bureaucratic breakthrough in terms of voter registration.

"This is a watershed breakthrough in terms of our ability to get documents and information," Mr. Conlon said.

"I think that's a massive breakthrough in terms of the service which we can do to the public in helping them to decide who they want to run the country".