Sentence examples for breakthrough engineered from inspiring English sources

The diplomatic breakthrough engineered by John Kerry that led to direct talks in Washington this week is really nothing less than astounding.

It was a breakthrough engineered by France, Italy, and Spain but opposed by Germany, which has since sought to neuter the idea.

Shulman engineered a breakthrough on the queenside and won a pawn.

The breakthrough was the DTAG, engineered in 1999 at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts.

Obama engineered his Cuban breakthrough with Raúl Castro and had no relationship with Fidel, who remained suspicious of the US leader's overtures.

Elucidating the mechanism of pathogenesis of breast cancer has greatly benefited from breakthrough advances in both genetically engineered mouse (GEM) models and xenograft transplantation technologies.

Faull engineered one of the biggest breakthroughs in negotiations that have often resembled a legal minefield.

Major breakthroughs in such a process are often engineered in arduous all-night negotiations, with the psychology of political pressure as a key factor (e.g. [7]).

Major breakthroughs in such a process are often engineered in arduous all-night negotiations, with the psychology of political pressure as a key factor (e.g. [ 7]).

Now researchers have a new tool: pigs engineered to develop CF. They're considered a breakthrough because they are born with disease features much like those seen in newborn babies, whereas mouse models are not.

Explaining his latest venture, Branson said: "Our first year in F1 (with Brawn GP) was tremendous for the Virgin brand, so why not go in again with a new team from scratch? "If you look at the history of Virgin we've loved supporting technical breakthroughs, great engineers, and there's something like 120 engineers working away on this project".