Sentence examples for breakthroughs proved from inspiring English sources
Bayern enjoyed more possession after the break but good ideas or breakthroughs proved elusive.
Often enough in the Middle East, potential diplomatic breakthroughs prove to be illusory.
Might either of these impulsive decisions produce policy breakthroughs, proving the conventional view of both substance and process wrong?
The early promise of a breakthrough proved illusory, however, and the cycle of violence continued.
His breakthrough proved an epiphany for Salam and also for the American theorist Steven Weinberg.
Three years before he became the most dashing Robin Hood yet (in "The Adventures of Robin Hood," available on a separate Warner DVD), the young Australian actor, in his Hollywood breakthrough, proved his panache at righting wrongs.
"The solution proved remarkably simple," Ajoy continues, "And involved the use of a modest field, about the strength of a refrigerator magnet and low power laser excitation to setup the hyperpolarization". The experimental breakthrough proved that hyperpolarized diamond powder was not only very easily achievable, but also astonishingly efficient.
Wide men Yannick Bolasie and Wilfried Zaha were also impressive but the breakthrough proved elusive.
Docherty's curler gave Bain something to think about before Gary Harkins headed narrowly over for Dundee at the other end, but a breakthrough proved elusive on a pitch that was cutting up badly.
Two years later, this breakthrough proves them wrong.
Among other breakthroughs, he proved that stock prices moved much more than dividend changes - which is unusual because if markets work well you'd might expect less movement.
