Sentence examples for breakthrough in this case from inspiring English sources

Kissinger's efforts to make peace in the Middle East after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war similarly laid the groundwork for a later breakthrough, in this case the landmark 1978 accord between Egypt and Israel.

Yard officers spent years sifting 10,000 statements and resubmitting exhibits for forensic testing to achieve a breakthrough in the case.

German authorities did not have enough evidence to bring charges until advances in DNA technology led to a breakthrough in the case.

It was perhaps the biggest breakthrough in the case since Wilson Raj Perumal, also an associate of Tan, was arrested in Finland for bribing players and convicted in 2011.

As eight metal coffins were loaded aboard a United States military plane for the journey home, it was clear there had been a major breakthrough in the case.

Last week the Royal Thai Police said they were "confident" of making a breakthrough in the case after coming under fire for their handling of the investigation.

Further errors uncovered at the Forensic Science Service in the wake of a DNA breakthrough in the case of Rachel Nickell may have left murderers, rapists and other serious criminals at large in at least 15 other cases.

However, May's breakthrough in the case only came when she secured an undertaking from the Jordanian authorities that no evidence that had been obtained through torture could be used in the trial.

Fragments of what appear to be burnt debris found on a beach in Madagascar could lead to a breakthrough in the case to solve how Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 vanished more than two years ago.

On the morning of the story's publication the NSW police announced a breakthrough in the case: that murder charges were expected following the arrest of a suspect in relation to the woman's disappearance.

Nevertheless, the draining of the pond does not signal a breakthrough in the case, said a senior government official, who added that planning for it had been under way for months, requiring local government approval.