Sentence examples for decisive breakthrough from inspiring English sources

In 2008, however, a seemingly decisive breakthrough finally arrived.

But his side struggled still to find the decisive breakthrough.

Let's hope that the NRS has made a decisive breakthrough.

But his Japan Restoration Party is unlikely to make a decisive breakthrough.

In the 83rd minute they did make what may be the tie's decisive breakthrough.

No decisive breakthrough occurred, however, despite occasional joint victories, and Khmelnytsky became increasingly disillusioned with the Muscovite alliance.

And yes, the model of public-service "delivery" whereby government hands everything over to Serco and G4S is evidently rotting, but what can Labour say about that, since its people were the ones to give such companies their decisive breakthroughs?

Under international pressure, the Greek state is still capable of upholding the rule of law; centrist parties, though atrophied, still hold the allegiance of more than one third of voters; there has been no decisive electoral breakthrough by the far right.

The only school that avoided these two was "speculative theism" and it was under their influence that Lotze's breakthrough emerged: the decisive repudiation of naturalism without falling into mere "history of philosophy".

In almost every war, it seems, the next planned offensive is seen as the big breakthrough, the smashing, decisive blow that will pave the way to swift victory.

His breakthrough collection, published two years later, was called "The Decisive Moment," and he sought endless analogies for the sensation that was engendered by the press of a shutter.