Sentence examples for brought a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Ice embedment has brought a breakthrough in the degree of preservation of specimens under close-to-native conditions.
This gave him a prominent, although secondary, role during President Nixon's visit to Beijing, which brought a breakthrough in the hostile relations between China and the United States.
This season, his fifth, brought a breakthrough: Just four months after undergoing knee surgery, Crumpton competed in the U.S. team trials and finished second, earning a coveted spot on the World Cup circuit.
A switch to round-the-wicket almost brought a breakthrough for Anderson as the left-handed Paranavitana clipped a rising delivery in the air, but the ball fell just short of Eoin Morgan at point.
A scrappy start to the second half almost brought a breakthrough for the visitors when Evans set up Antonia Goransson but she was unable to find space to shoot in the goalmouth melee that followed.
Eleventh-hour talks ahead of Tuesday's meeting brought a breakthrough toward ending the battle.
It is very important to note that non-imaging Fresnel lenses could bring a breakthrough in commercial solar energy concentration application technology very soon.
But Iran claims that no amount of western effort can bring a breakthrough, with key parties shut out of the negotiating room.
"Given we have lost a lot of time, I am sceptical," Kazimir told reporters after a Slovak cabinet meeting, when asked if he believed the Riga gathering could bring a breakthrough.
They are seen as having fallen behind by the Europeans, the leaders (relatively speaking) in clean green growthA dose of Mr Obama's eloquence may bring a breakthrough by the end of the week.
