Sentence examples for any breakthroughs in from inspiring English sources

A: I don't think there's been any breakthroughs in laminitis.

Steam reforming is an established process that doesn't require any breakthroughs in catalysts or materials.

In its statement, Ferrovial conceded that it made the formal bid primarily to comply with British takeover laws, not because of any breakthroughs in its negotiations with BAA.

But there is no assurance that more time will yield any breakthroughs — in part because the Administration's policy was incoherent to begin with, and isn't much clearer now.

The skeleton and external anatomy continue to provide a wealth of characters for systematic ichthyologists; yet focus on the significance of certain characters, such as presence or absence of the adipose fin, seems not to have provided any breakthroughs in scientists' understanding of bony fish evolution.

While it seemed that Dr. Albright found the contrast between the erratic Mr. Yeltsin and the crisp Mr. Putin refreshing, the meeting, which ran more than double the time expected, did not produce any breakthroughs in the recently troubled relationship between Washington and Moscow.

And any breakthrough in biofuels would fit well with Sir Richard's existing investments in transport.

Washington's involvement has always been the crucial element in any breakthrough in the Middle East.

But the visit was not marked by any breakthrough in talks over a disputed gasfield in the East China Sea.

In Tainan, where the shooting occurred Friday, the police did not identify any suspects or report any breakthrough in the investigation.

Neither London nor Moscow, though, appears under any illusions that Cameron's one-day trip is likely to bring any breakthrough in relations.