Sentence examples for breakthrough in race from inspiring English sources

Few believe his candidacy marks a breakthrough in race relations.

A power company in Shetland has claimed a breakthrough in the race to develop viable offshore tidal stations after successfully feeding electricity to local homes.

Australian researchers have made a major breakthrough in the race to find new medicines to eliminate malaria, as resistance increases to the only drug left to treat the disease.

An Oakland company working with scientists from the University of California at Berkeley is claiming a breakthrough in the race to develop an instant roadside marijuana breathalyzer.

The testing of its Geostationary Launch Vehicle [GSLV], which cost £256 million to develop, marked a significant breakthrough in the race to send Indian astronauts into space and eventually make a lunar landing.

Mr. Obama's breakthrough in the 2004 Senate race was also made possible by a new wrinkle in the election laws.

In France, the museum of immigration was a direct consequence of the Front National's breakthrough in the 2002 presidential race, when Jean-Marie Le Pen beat the Socialists and ended up in a run-off won by Jacques Chirac.

That is the question Gwen Ifill addresses in "The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama," among the first in an avalanche of studies of the new president.

In 2009, she penned the book The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama.

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THE BREAKTHROUGH: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, by Gwen Ifill.