Sentence examples for breakthrough not from inspiring English sources
Crying is a breakthrough, not a breakdown.
Welcome steps must be breakthrough, not false dawn.
"It's a breakthrough, not just for me but for everybody who has to deal with a literary estate," said Shloss.
" 'See Under: Love' was a definite breakthrough, not only for David but for Israeli literature," Oz says.
"We wanted to make a breakthrough, not improvements," he says, adding that in Microsoft he had found a perfect partner.
"It's a big breakthrough, not only into the investigation of the Bali attack, but into shutting down the terrorist network here," a senior Western diplomat said.
"His policy positions aren't breakthroughs, not particularly new or exciting.
To this day, despite many promising breakthroughs, not one of Dr. Janda's vaccines has won approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
To persuade sceptical taxpayers will take "major breakthroughs", not the same old plans, Mr Obama argued, urging NASA to work towards landing on an asteroid before travelling to Mars.
"They will sit together to hammer out some possible breakthroughs — not really breakthroughs, the way I see it, but how to make progress on the stalemate between them," he said.
The FDA should be encouraging such breakthroughs, not indulging its current skepticism, which borders on hostility.
