Sentence examples for breakthrough in the war on from inspiring English sources
THE biggest conceptual breakthrough in the war on cancer was the realisation by the 1980s that it is always a genetic disease.
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.
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.
Friday, Pyramid Stage, 6.30pm THE WAR ON DRUGS Philadelphia's The War on Drugs are one of this year's breakthrough bands, and their third album Lost in the Dream is likely to appear in many an end-of-year best-of list, after garnering a raft of rave reviews.
And then there is the economy which has already become for my mind the number-one issue in the campaign and I think probably will be, between now and election day — barring something catastrophic on the war front, which of course is always a possibility, or some tremendous breakthrough in the war — but the economy is front and center.
The Independent reports a breakthrough in Britain's war on drugs and crime.
The other breakthrough came as Rand Paul addressed a much more serious elephant not in the room: the fact that "the war on drugs has disproportionately affected our African-American community".
In 1971, US President Nixon announced the "war on cancer".
3. The War on Drugs Sunday 20 July, BBC Radio 6 Music Stage, 19.25 The Philadelphia band are one of this year's breakthrough acts, their euphoric single "Red Eyes" and third album Lost in the Dream having garnered rave reviews.
