This panel discussion wonders, Were these marriages a breakthrough or a way to make gay and lesbian characters more acceptable to the mainstream audience?
[The project] has made a breakthrough, a new way of doing things".
The next breakthrough might be a way of working out in advance who fits which treatment.
The key to a breakthrough was finding a way to bring down the bailout package, estimated at 17 billion euros ($22.2 billion).
He reminds us that the SAT was viewed, upon its introduction, as a liberal reform — a breakthrough for meritocracy, a way to jettison the old-boy network that fenced out minorities and nonlegacies.
His real breakthrough was, in a way, an entrepreneurial one: rather than knock one's head against the hard rock of penny-a-line journalism forever, he came up with a project large enough to get attention and attract subscribers.
The key to a breakthrough was finding a way to bring down the bailout package, originally estimated at 17 billion euros ($22.2 billion), which represents almost as much as Cyprus's gross domestic product, which is about $23 billion, or 18 billion euros.
Rather than worry about potential solutions using off the shelf hardware, they essentially cobbled together two drives and called it a breakthrough – which, in a way, it is.
"It was clearly a breakthrough way to use music to raise awareness" of Premium, he adds, which was necessary because in the United States "with all the private-label brands, we're getting squashed a little bit on choice and value".
His rhetoric was a breakthrough by way of synthesis.
