Sentence examples for a decisive breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Let's hope that the NRS has made a decisive breakthrough.

But his Japan Restoration Party is unlikely to make a decisive breakthrough.

But there is not yet much sign that the advent of Blair's babes represents a decisive breakthrough for female politicians.

And impressive though the result in Romsey was—snatching the Conservative's 51st safest parliamentary seat there are few signs of a decisive breakthrough.

But on Monday, Germany sought to play down expectations of a decisive breakthrough at another meeting of European leaders scheduled for this weekend.

In recent European (24%) and regional (27%) elections it has done far better, but France's two-round electoral system means it has yet to make a decisive breakthrough.

In 2008, however, a seemingly decisive breakthrough finally arrived.

If that was the ideal way to end the half, there was an early and decisive breakthrough in the second period.

Striker Holt created the decisive breakthrough when a cross with his first touch was converted by Fortune.

In 2002, the Innocence Project assigned a young lawyer named Nina Morrison to Restivo's case, and, after a year of work, she made the decisive breakthrough.

A blistering forehand return off a thunderous Janowicz serve seemed to have given Murray the decisive breakthrough at 4-3 in the second set.