Sentence examples for by a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The changes of personnel made by a perturbed Lippi were nearly followed by a breakthrough.

The news added to a strong rally on US stock markets cheered by a breakthrough in talks on the European debt crisis.

The data and analysis concludes that up to €1tn of investments could be at risk from a sudden change to a low carbon economy triggered by a breakthrough in clean technology.

Many were encouraged by a breakthrough in lower-level talks late Tuesday that put in place a system to ensure that countries comply with their pollution targets -- previously seen as a stumbling block that could have sunk the treaty.

White cannot well try to impede this by 9 a4 because Black will play 9... Bd7, 10... Qb8, 11... ba 12 ba Qb5, followed by a breakthrough with 13... a4.

He was the highest-level North Korean official to visit Washington, and his trip — followed by Ms. Albright's landmark visit, at his invitation, to Pyongyang — was part of North Korea's efforts to keep up the momentum generated by a breakthrough meeting between Mr. Kim and South Korea's president, Kim Dae-jung, earlier that year.

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One of the biggest questions facing Apple is whether it can innovate its way out of its funk by delivering a breakthrough new product, perhaps in a category like television, that rekindles growth and investors' passion.

The ruling, by Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of Federal District Court for the District of Columbia, was hailed by environmentalists as a breakthrough and criticized by home builders as a threat to private development.

An FTT has long been championed by campaigners and this is regarded by them as a breakthrough.

APP's change of heart on Tuesday was hailed by Greenpeace as a breakthrough.