Sentence examples for a breakthrough into from inspiring English sources

"To my mother and I, Grey Gardens is a breakthrough into the very beautiful and precious thing called life.

Two general merchandise bosses left over the years and although the style director Belinda Earl was brought in, a breakthrough into positive territory failed to materialise.

Mr. Leonard says the group has a large enough following now that music is a living, but a breakthrough into pop stardom remains elusive.

But there are concerns that Labour's success was mainly at the expense of the Liberal Democrats and does not show a breakthrough into crucial areas of the south.

The mush-mouthed official language is "if their eligibility year release/s achieved a breakthrough into the public consciousness," whatever that is.

And, most important, "Darkness on the Edge of Town" itself is now regarded as a classic, a breakthrough into a world that, as Mr. Springsteen hoped, is specifically his own.

Johnson A breakthrough in research into ageing has come from the discovery of single gene mutations that extend the healthy lifespan of laboratory animals.

A breakthrough discovery into how living cells process and respond to chemical information could help advance the development of treatments for a large number of cancers and other cellular disorders that have been resistant to therapy.

The Chinese and Indian measures — if fully realised — could represent a breakthrough in bringing them into a global climate change deal at a UN summit in Copenhagen in December.

But it takes an open mind and good training to turn the chance observation of an unexplained event into a breakthrough in scientific understanding.

Turning a semiconductor breakthrough into a market-ready product can take years.