Sentence examples for breakthrough appeared from inspiring English sources

No breakthrough appeared imminent.

His breakthrough appeared to come when he joined Williams for the 2005 and 2006 seasons.

The US and Cuba have held a second round of negotiations on restoring diplomatic relations after a half-century interruption, although an immediate breakthrough appeared unlikely.

But as Mr. Kerry held meetings in London with representatives of Syrian opposition groups on Tuesday in the hopes of reviving a proposed peace conference, the prospects for a diplomatic breakthrough appeared dim.

The breakthrough appeared to come just three minutes later when the replacement hooker Brad Dwyer caught the Vikings defence napping with a run from dummy half 10 metres out.

A breakthrough appeared to be within reach last February when the F.T.C. announced that the Digital Advertising Alliance, the lead organization representing online advertisers, had agreed to abide and recognize a "do not track" option chosen by consumers, as long as consumers were required to actively request not to be followed.

His program, "Breakthrough," appears on fourteen hundred stations and cable affiliates.

However, hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough appear dim as fighting continues to rage in several parts of the country, particularly Aleppo.

Researchers have been experimenting for years how to make such batteries, but no commercial breakthrough appears in sight.In some applications, though, weight is less of a problem and here lithium will face competitors.

Roger Waters of Pink Floyd has campaigned for his release and the UK government has also been lobbying to get him freed but it is only now, with President Obama running out of time to keep his promise to close the military detention centre at Guantanamo Bay, that a breakthrough appears to have been made.

But the Baggies' late fightback for a draw, coupled with QPR's breakthrough, appears to put the west Londoners into the driving seat to stay up.