Sentence examples for breakthrough needs from inspiring English sources

This welcome breakthrough needs to be sustained and built on.

Essentially, Verma is making the argument that each new therapeutic breakthrough needs to be followed with other agents in the same mechanistic class in order to create competition that tends to result in lower drug prices.

He added, "The breakthrough needed in Bali is for a comprehensive climate change deal that all nations can embrace".

Sterling has come under some more pressure this afternoon, with little sign of the breakthrough needed in the Brexit vote to get a deal through parliament.

Even before Cyprus made its announcement, stock markets plunged in Europe and the euro dropped amid doubts that European leaders, who will meet Thursday and Friday, would achieve the far-reaching breakthrough needed to resolve the debt crisis.

Even before Cyprus announced that it would seek a bailout, stock markets plunged in Europe and the euro dropped amid doubts that E.U. leaders would achieve the far-reaching breakthrough needed to resolve the debt crisis.

What both sides need to confront now is the possibility that simply relieving pressure on the Iraqi government through security gains may be insufficient to produce the kind of political breakthrough needed to allow the US to withdraw.

The Irish Republican Army has agreed to a method of destroying its arsenal that Britain and Ireland hailed today as the long-sought breakthrough needed to push forward the stalled Northern Ireland peace accord.

The Irish Republican Army has agreed to a method of destroying its arsenal that Britain and Ireland hailed as the long-sought breakthrough needed to push forward the stalled Northern Ireland peace accord.

After discussing the Minsk summit with Poroshenko in Kiev at the weekend, Merkel said it "certainly won't result in the breakthrough" needed to resolve the conflict but could be a chance to overcome quarrels over trade and natural gas.

The European Union has been adamant that both things cannot happen, but Downing Street believes that gaining a majority in the House of Commons for the change would demonstrate the crucial breakthrough needed to avoid a no-deal Brexit.