Sentence examples for acknowledged a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

But while both leaders acknowledged a breakthrough, Mr. Reinfeldt sounded more cautious.

Several New Hampshire women, some of them undecided until Tuesday, said that a galvanizing moment for them had been Mrs. Clinton's unusual display of emotion on Monday as she described the pressures of the race and her goals for the nation — a moment Mrs. Clinton herself acknowledged as a breakthrough.

Avastin is already acknowledged as a breakthrough treatment for colon cancer, where it extends the survival of patients when added to chemotherapy treatment.

Nanotechnology has recently been acknowledged as a breakthrough in drug-delivery systems, and nanoparticles have emerged as promising carriers for anti-cancer drug delivery [ 3].

Neutrals, however, would urge them not only to treasure their silver medals, but also to acknowledge a significant breakthrough for their sport.

So for example Damien Hirst, who pretends to be an ignorant and irreverent enfant terrible, acknowledged that his breakthrough sculpture owed a direct debt to an earlier generation: "in my fly-killer piece [A Thousand Years , 1990] the lights were like Dan Flavin and the box was like Sol LeWitt".

"He acknowledges a loneliness.

When President Obama welcomed the World Cup champion U.S. women's soccer team to the White House this fall by saying "playing like a girl means you're a badass," his became the loudest voice in a growing chorus acknowledging what has been a breakthrough year for women in U.S. sports.

But Levine acknowledged that breakthroughs in this field will help people who have experience grave genital injuries, particularly given the devastating impact the loss of a penis can have on a man's self worth and sexual identity. .

Mr. Wowereit's election is acknowledged even by Mr. Gysi as a breakthrough for sexual freedom and tolerance.

But I believe that art in the 21st century will experience a breakthrough and be acknowledged as a viable way of exploring the nature of the universe, not merely subjective perception.