Sentence examples for breakthrough could be from inspiring English sources

She knew immediately how important this breakthrough could be.

Clearly, the Brokeback breakthrough could be a while away in Nigeria.

While the exact details of a deal remain unclear, signs are growing that a breakthrough could be imminent.

Scotland Yard said yesterday that they had received more than 730 calls and 212 emails after the broadcast, and Madeleine's parents Kate and Gerry said they are "genuinely hopefully" that a breakthrough could be possible.

The prospect of the two leaders' sitting together for hours in a relatively informal setting has many here asking what they will talk about, and whether a breakthrough could be possible between the two fractious, nuclear-armed neighbors.

After leaving Kiev, Merkel said in an interview with German television that "decentralisation" of power in Ukraine was important, and hoped that a breakthrough could be made in Minsk.

Tracking medical breakthroughs could be a full-time job.

Without additional financial incentives (such as subsidies or a tax on carbon), further breakthroughs could be difficult.

The understanding is that the occurrence of hydraulic breakthroughs could be triggered either by sudden pressure changes or dynamic events.

"If AI systems prove they are able to unearth significant new knowledge and strategies in these domains too, the breakthroughs could be truly remarkable.

But there is a general sense that a breakthrough deal could be within reach if those differences can somehow be resolved, or fudged.