Sentence examples for as a breakthrough for from inspiring English sources

Saturday's victory will surely be seen as a breakthrough for Vonn on the World Cup circuit.

The price comparison website uSwitch.com hailed the new Commission plans as a breakthrough for consumers.

As a breakthrough for women, Ms. Yellen's candidacy has led to applause.

This is being heralded as a breakthrough for business, but is it too early to celebrate?

The law had been heralded by the Bush administration as a breakthrough for national reconciliation.

Hayek also greeted her nomination with delight, not least because she saw it as a breakthrough for Spanish-speaking competitors.

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

The high efficacy of the expensive TNF blockers, including adalimumab, for the treatment of AS demonstrated a breakthrough for NSAID-refractory patients.

The Washington Post called the bill "as important a breakthrough for the young as Medicare was for the old," and described it as "a vehicle for a new national effort to make childhood livable".

But this year's crop of winners have been hailed as representing a breakthrough for urban music in the UK.

Calling the role "a breakthrough" for him as an actor, it won him two Baftas.