Sentence examples for believe a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Some senior Tories believe a breakthrough in shale gas – released by blasting water and chemicals at pressure into rock in a process known as "fracking" – could create a major new energy supply and bring down costs.

And, even through the tough times, you 100% believe a breakthrough is around the corner.

Archaeologists hunting King Richard III's lost grave say the dig could be extended if they believe a breakthrough is close.

"While tremendous uncertainties remain in AV technology, we believe a breakthrough could come sooner than expected," said Hong Kong based Zhu.

Indeed, they believe a breakthrough moment that helped launched their careers came 18 years ago, during an afternoon drive down Laurel Canyon.

Some senior Tories, including George Osborne, have been reluctant to sign up to restrictions on gas, believing a breakthrough in carbon capture and storage could be imminent, while shale gas supplies could cause prices to fall.

But Mr Ling, 43, along with the other 11 volunteer members of the Broomhill Trust, believes a breakthrough is close.

Neither side genuinely believes a breakthrough will occur.

NATO invited President Asif Ali Zardari to the summit, believing a breakthrough in those talks was at hand.

The hostage-takers had twice before offered to release the roughly 75 foreigners among the hostages, but then refused, giving negotiators little reason to believe a new breakthrough was at hand.

The first two attacks had been successful and as Allied commanders began to believe that a breakthrough was possible further attacks were made at Poelcappelle on 9 October and at Passchendaele on 12 October despite heavy rain that turned the ground into a muddy quagmire.