Sentence examples for breakthrough in war from inspiring English sources
It was a breakthrough in war reporting.
The Times went with Cure for Alzheimer's "within reach" on its front page, the Independent had Scientists hail historic breakthrough in war against Alzheimer's, and my BBC News website article used the headline Alzheimer's find is "turning point".
Three years ago Steven Spielberg's "Saving Private Ryan" was justly hailed as a breakthrough in war-movie realism, a harrowing immersion -- particularly in its early battle scenes -- in the brutal chaos of combat.
The other, the National Democratic Front of Bodoland, is fighting a war within a war for a homeland for the Bodo people within Assam.India claimed a breakthrough in its war against these groups when, last December, the army in neighbouring Bhutan overran camps they used as refuges there.
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 biggest conceptual breakthrough in the war on cancer was the realisation by the 1980s that it is always a genetic disease.
Britain and America have claimed a breakthrough in their war on terrorism after Pakistani security forces seized al-Qaeda's third-in-command near the Afghan border.
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.
