Sentence examples for breakthrough outside from inspiring English sources
The apparent diplomatic breakthrough outside Bonn on a United Nations security council resolution on the province appeared to deprive Mr Milosevic of his last room for manoeuvre after he first accepted surrender terms last week and then unpicked the detail at the weekend in the haggling over the fine print of his military pullout from Kosovo.
La Passione Carlo Mazzacurati deserves a wider international audience and his in-competition "La Passione" (The Passion) may prove his breakthrough movie outside Italy.
Roberts was a talented full-back and then outside-centre until a breakthrough Lions tour in 2009 sealed his future as a battering ram No12.
In this case, steam sweep efficiency decreases and the fluidity of heavy oil outside the steam breakthrough channel drops drastically.
Most importantly, the a priori estimation of the time-nonlocal parameters outside of any breakthrough fitting procedure provides a reliable "blind" prediction of the late-time dynamics of subdiffusion observed in a spectrum of alluvial settings.
In 1975, Marley had his international breakthrough with his first hit outside Jamaica, "No Woman, No Cry", from the Natty Dread album.
Given the shortcomings of current target identification methodologies, a breakthrough will likely require thinking outside the "chemically modifying the small molecule" box.
Landau also said she was not the "outside party" who provided the potential breakthrough.
Li Na, a player with a name made for a headline, has not been making many of them outside China since her breakthrough win in Paris a year ago.
Still, Dylan's literary breakthroughs, taking him outside the idiom of traditional Anglo-American balladry, would come from other sources and experiences, not least from hearing Micki Grant sing Marc Blitzstein's translation of "Pirate Jenny".
That on-the-fly breakthrough came in handy in fighting fires outside San Diego in 2007, when the cable was used to help establish civil-military interoperability.
