Sentence examples for breakthrough in the war from inspiring English sources

From that assignment came the first great breakthrough in the war against cancer.

THE biggest conceptual breakthrough in the war on cancer was the realisation by the 1980s that it is always a genetic disease.

LAST WEEK BROUGHT a heartening breakthrough in the war over fracking: A handful of major green groups and big drillers agreed on environmental standards.

The Germans were forced to give up their attempt to intercept the allied advance and made a panicky retreat which allowed the allies to push forward through the Falaise Pocket, a key breakthrough in the war.

It triggered production of antibodies powerful enough to kill the polio viruses in those tests, too, suggesting that the critical breakthrough in the war against polio had, in fact, been achieved.

That put an end to the old idea that malarial fevers were caused by bad air rising from foul marshes, and seemed to herald the biggest breakthrough in the war on malaria since the 17th-century discovery of quinine as a treatment.

"I view this as a breakthrough in the water wars in California," Boxer said.

Thanks to NLP, we will have gotten our hands on the CliffsNotes, and achieved an important breakthrough in the cyber War and Peace battleground.

The investigation examined a number of supposed vital breakthroughs achieved in the war on terror through the use of mistreatment, and finds the claims to range from being highly exaggerated to totally false.

But me, I'm calling it a T.A.B.Q.C.S.W.: a towering achievement, a breakthrough in the quality/camera size wars.

Its sleek, graceful look — a breakthrough in the years before World War II — led America's housewives to embrace this new invention, previously rejected as too heavy.