Sentence examples for breakthroughs between from inspiring English sources
We had major breakthroughs between 1945-1954 that permitted us to master this technology and we didn't want anyone else to know it.
The Madrid conference, and the multilateral talks that followed, did not result in any breakthroughs between Israel and its neighboring Arab nations, to say nothing of the occupied Palestinians.
During native sinus rhythm there were no differences in the timing of right ventricular septal breakthroughs between control and LBBB patients (20±10 versus 17±12 ms; p = ns) whereas left ventricular septal breakthroughs were delayed in LBBB patients (16±10 versus 36±13 ms; p<0.05).
Could the breakthrough with Iran somehow presage a breakthrough between Israelis and Palestinians?
But any breakthrough between the Israeli and Palestinian sides has so far remained elusive, with each side blaming the other.
The single Colorado River, which John Wesley Powell navigated in his heroic 1869 expedition through the canyon depths, emerged only after the breakthrough between the separate chasms.
While in Greece, there's still no breakthrough between the Athens government and its lenders ; ministers are refusing to scrap rules protecting people from having their homes repossessed.
One would have to be a fool to ever express optimism about the potential for a diplomatic breakthrough between Israelis and Palestinians.
Although Mr. Assad took a resolutely hard line toward Israel, many Western diplomats believed that he was the linchpin to any breakthrough between Israel and its northern neighbors.
Mr. Kim and President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea are to meet in Pyongyang from June 12 to 14, in what diplomats hope will be a breakthrough between the hostile sides.
In the Shanghai communiqué of February 27 , 1972 which announced the breakthrough between the United States and Communist China after 24 years of non-communication, Richard Nixon and Zhou Enlai concluded: "There are essential differences between China and the United States in their social systems and foreign policies.
