Sentence examples for breakthrough in one of from inspiring English sources

In a significant breakthrough in one of the most mysterious murders and financial crimes, investigators say the money has been traced to offshore accounts.

The US president has tasked Kushner with the ambitious goal of laying the groundwork for what he calls the "ultimate deal", but deep divisions remain, clouding chances of a significant breakthrough in one of the longest Middle East crises.

Approaching R&D from the view that diseases come in "families" and that a breakthrough in treating a tropical disease may lead to a breakthrough in one of its western cousins is one way to promote research without infusing ideology and may yield clues on how to approach emergent diseases.

Spieth earned his first PGA victory before he turned 20, but he's still pursuing a breakthrough in one of the majors.

Still, that more satellite images are spotting objects in this remote section of the Indian Ocean is raising hopes that there could soon be a breakthrough in one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries.

By now, it must have built a robust AI operation for its own use, what with all the data it has amassed on its users (it's precisely the troves of such data that explain recent breakthroughs in one of the most promising strands of contemporary AI – deep learning).

The wave of democratic electoral revolutions in the Eastern Europe and post-Communist Eurasia revived one of the most appealing and at the same time disputable arguments in the theory of democratization: that is, that successful democratic breakthroughs in one of several places help to shape the timing and dynamic of transformation in others, where the regime change has yet to occur.

VALLETTA, Malta — Leaders from Greece and Macedonia managed a breakthrough Tuesday in one of Europe's most intractable foreign policy fights, announcing they had agreed on a new name for a country born 27 years ago from the rubble of Yugoslavia.

Journalist Jeff Bercovici at Inc. ran an interview with Thiel about medical breakthroughs, and in one of Thiel's answers, the notable eccentric billionaire said he was interested in "parabiosis stuff".

(The thrill of this breakthrough would later figure in one of Keats's most famous sonnets, "On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer").

I sense that we are on the verge of a breakthrough in one state or another, which will then sweep like a wildfire through the rest of the country as it demonstrates its effectiveness.