Sentence examples for a breakthrough is imminent from inspiring English sources

A sign of solace may have come on Wednesday, when Greece made a €200m repayment to the International Monetary Fund, ahead of a meeting of the eurozone finance ministers on Monday – although this doesn't mean a breakthrough is imminent.

Talking about purchasing and actually buying are two very different things but Charnley is sufficiently emboldened to have told a recent fans' forum that a breakthrough is "imminent" and new faces will shortly start appearing.

Both diplomats support a peace plan brokered by the O.A.U. but neither said a breakthrough was imminent.

No one suggested a breakthrough was imminent, though Sylvia Mathews Burwell, the new White House budget director, said the rift within the Republican Party could be an opening for compromise.

The fact they will now not resume until Thursday indicates no breakthrough is imminent.

After a short while we were ordered forward to Arras where a German breakthrough was imminent, before leaving the head of the church (MONSIEUR LE CURE) gave me a rosary.

The goalscorers might have been surprising, but equally there have been hints that a Lithuanian breakthrough was imminent.

For months some ministers had been saying the breakthrough was imminent.

He canceled a press conference scheduled for after Friday's meeting of the 17 euro zone finance ministers, suggesting that no breakthrough was imminent.

He canceled a news conference scheduled for after Friday's meeting of the finance ministers of the 17 countries that use the euro, suggesting that no breakthrough was imminent.

As bolus increases can sometimes be misdirected, we would suggest a stepwise increase in NIH funding for AD research of 15 to 20% per year until the $2 billion target is reached or it is clear that the hoped-for breakthroughs are imminent and achievable given some future funding level.