Sentence examples for a breakthrough which from inspiring English sources

And so Van Commenee refuses to claim he has made a breakthrough which will resolve the whole miserable saga.

Just after coming back to Oxford, Worden made a breakthrough "which had a big impact on me".

The Government hailed the deal as a "breakthrough" which would increase the availability of the best medicines without incurring out-of-control costs to the taxpayer.

By then, the potential for a breakthrough, which had seemed within sight in those days after the Giffords shooting, fell back beyond the horizon.

"It has been a long and difficult evening but I think we do have the basis for a breakthrough which is the possibility that, in future, all refugees who arrive in Greece will be returned to Turkey," the UK prime minister said.

Syrian state television and Lebanon's Hezbollah TV reported on Wednesday that the Syrian army and allied militiamen had broken a long rebel siege of two Shia villages in northern Aleppo province – a breakthrough which, if true, would mark a major victory for government forces.

I know something of the workings of the European Council, and you have achieved a real breakthrough which is a very great success.

That said, the larger goal of the surge was to facilitate a political breakthrough, which has not happened.

Analysts said it was a "huge" breakthrough which demonstrated both sides' good faith and commitment to peace.

Fracking, a technological breakthrough which enables natural gas to be extracted cheaply from shale, means that gas-fired power stations, which already produce a fifth of the world's electricity, will keep the pressure on wind and solar to get better still.

The introduction of CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing in mammalian cells is a scientific breakthrough, which has greatly affected basic research and gene therapy.