Sentence examples for creating a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Especially after Monday's events, there's no chance of creating a breakthrough in the Arab-Israeli dispute.

Our next speaker was John Cheever, and we felt confident, given the successful precedent of the Brownmiller talk — not to mention Cheever's famous charisma — that we were creating a breakthrough in communication behind prison walls.

As well as finding the next breakthrough drama hits in the vein of Spooks and Life on Mars (and its sequel, Ashes to Ashes), a particular challenge will be creating a breakthrough drama series for BBC3.

I realized that in all of these devices, memory plays a critical role in the performance of the systems, so creating a breakthrough new memory could make a dramatic impact.

The goal is to improve health care quality significantly by using methods that have been proven successfully: creating a breakthrough.

Creating a breakthrough technology that relies on industrial-scale overhauls is capital intensive.

Will the Cambridge initiative create a breakthrough across the country in 2012?

"It turns out, with every revolutionary product that Apple has created, a breakthrough in user-interface was required," he said.

The lingering uncertainty came after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh delivered a dramatic, and at times highly personal, speech in Parliament that helped create a breakthrough.

Mr Barak need not take sides; he has created a breakthrough in an area fraught with ill will and hostility.Mr Barak has emerged from the negotiations with his reputation confirmed as a somewhat aloof and distant autocrat, disarmingly clever and disquietingly mysterious.

We expect that this approach will help create a breakthrough to the current stagnation of nuclear power deployment.