Sentence examples for breakthrough for which from inspiring English sources
The formal retreat from the Treasury's long-sustained opposition to earmarking tax revenue is now expected in the transport white paper to be published on July 20th.The concession is an important breakthrough, for which local authorities have long campaigned.
INNOVATION LEAST LIKELY TO IMPROVE THE SPECIES In August the Cartoon Network announced the kind of breakthrough for which the word "dubious" was invented: an app that allows children to watch the channel's shows on half of an iPad screen while playing video games based on those shows on the other half.
Although the numbers renewed criticism of how poorly officials have fought the virus in the past, they represented a crucial statistical "breakthrough" for which Appleseed awarded an A. The report lists numerous accomplishments on the agency's disease surveillance, from resolving an embarrassing case backlog to working with community groups, laboratories and doctors for better data collection.
But it's also a more tangible milestone for the film's co-star Sandra Bernhard, who played Masha, an equally unhinged fan who helps Pupkin carry out his twisted show-biz schemes: for Ms. Bernhard, "The King of Comedy" was a breakthrough (for which she was cast from the comedy-club scene in Los Angeles) that garnered critical praise and led her to a wider stage and screen career.
As he prepared to leave Tokyo, negotiators ended talks on the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12-nation trade deal, without the breakthrough for which White House aides had hoped.
Francis' decision comes at a time of a historic renewal of diplomatic ties between the United States and Cuba after more than half a century, a breakthrough for which the pope has received much credit.
We noted, however, the ad stated 'cure stuttering', '[number one] stuttering treatment' and '100% success rate' which we considered implied it was possible to entirely eliminate it, a breakthrough claim for which we had not seen evidence in support of this.
Its two saving graces in my opinion are (1) if it can churn out meaningful, cutting-edge research that produces breakthrough insights for which companies will be willing to pay a premium, and (2) the success of its HBX CORe program, which seems to be pioneering a disruptive solution to serve nonconsumers of management education.
David Cameron has denied that the Conservatives' thrashing in the Wythenshawe and Sale East by-election represents a "breakthrough" for Labour, which held the seat comfortably with 55 per cent of the vote, or Ukip, which forced his party into third place.
Hunderby was broadcast on the satellite channel Sky Atlantic and its victory marks a breakthrough for BSkyB, which has used its subscription resources to poach comedy talent from the BBC.
To disguise his real intention of achieving a breakthrough at Abu Hureira, for which, however, the capture of Beersheba was obviously prerequisite, Allenby began his operation with a heavy bombardment of Gaza from October 20 onward.
