Sentence examples for breakthroughs appear to from inspiring English sources

The main breakthroughs appear to be in the design of compounds that have robust selectivity across the 5-HT2 family of receptors.

His breakthrough appeared to come when he joined Williams for the 2005 and 2006 seasons.

The breakthrough appeared to come just three minutes later when the replacement hooker Brad Dwyer caught the Vikings defence napping with a run from dummy half 10 metres out.

A breakthrough appeared to be within reach last February when the F.T.C. announced that the Digital Advertising Alliance, the lead organization representing online advertisers, had agreed to abide and recognize a "do not track" option chosen by consumers, as long as consumers were required to actively request not to be followed.

Roger Waters of Pink Floyd has campaigned for his release and the UK government has also been lobbying to get him freed but it is only now, with President Obama running out of time to keep his promise to close the military detention centre at Guantanamo Bay, that a breakthrough appears to have been made.

But the Baggies' late fightback for a draw, coupled with QPR's breakthrough, appears to put the west Londoners into the driving seat to stay up.

A breakthrough appears to be at hand, though all the parties still seem to be clinging to their traditional positions.

The talks, begun Thursday in anticipation of a historic breakthrough, appeared to begin to unravel when French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius raised public objections that the deal was too easy on Iran.

As U.S. lawmakers search for ways to incentivize medical breakthroughs, some appear to have their eyes on the prize.

Local disparities between experimental and simulated breakthrough curves appear to result primarily from differences between the actual and estimated initial concentrations, and secondarily from differences in the actual and modeled flow field.

But these were talks about how to resume talks after a hiatus of years, and a breakthrough did not appear to be imminent.