Sentence examples for bold breakthrough from inspiring English sources

needed to take bold, "breakthrough" action.

And this requires bold, breakthrough thinking.

Ms. Lovato didn't bother with her bold breakthrough single "This Is Me," which would have been appropriate for a starting-anew moment — too Disney, probably, too many memories.

Unless there is a bold breakthrough in these negotiations, the bank that was created to rebuild postwar Europe will have little to offer CAR.

At some point, as with Nixon's bold breakthrough with China, undertaken against furious protests (just as vehement as Aipac would be on talks with Iran), the questions must be asked: "What do we want, what do they want, and what do we both want?" Areas of overlapping interest must be developed.

"We are likely to see more of what we've seen – piecemeal reforms moving more or less in the right direction, but at a fairly slow clip and no bold breakthroughs because of this election," Curtis said.

Many cryptocurrency projects led by startups and large international agencies alike are striving for bold breakthroughs in entrenched social issues, fostered by the greater speed, transparency and data integrity of blockchain technology.

Their lives illustrate that creative, bold breakthroughs arrive on the heels of cultivating tolerance for uncertainty.

The world is always changing, bringing bold breakthroughs in technology and conservation, as well as formidable challenges.

But comedies during the last few years have had bold breakthroughs of their own, with traditional sitcoms giving way to edgy sketches, brash, sometimes unsympathetic characters and unconventional plots.

"My personal assessment is that we are likely to see more of what we've seen - piecemeal reforms moving more or less in the right direction, but at a fairly slow clip and no bold breakthroughs because of this election," Columbia University professor Gerry Curtis said before the results were in.