Sentence examples for definitive breakthrough from inspiring English sources

This is a spin campaign to build domestic momentum behind the prime minister more than a definitive breakthrough.

Published in France in 1980, Desert was singled out by the Swedish Academy as his "definitive breakthrough as a novelist" in its Nobel prize citation.

The book was considered his definitive breakthrough, and it became the first winner of the Grand Prix Paul Morand, awarded by the Académie Française.

However, while negotiators said the proposals on budget surpluses, pensions and tax represented a good basis for discussing a last-ditch deal, the move came too late for a definitive breakthrough at an emergency summit of EU leaders on Monday evening.

Azarenka is the defending champion having won her first major title in Melbourne 12 months ago, while Li was the runner-up in 2011 before making her definitive breakthrough at the French Open four months later when she became China's first grand slam singles champion.

Eight years after the first girl in the case was raped, the definitive breakthrough came when police swooped on the gang, making several arrests.

Although this progress has not realized definitive breakthroughs in the treatment of solid organ tumors, including pancreatic cancer, the hope is that advances will come with improved gene delivery systems and alternative approaches.

Horace Freeland Judson, a science writer whose 1979 book "The Eighth Day of Creation" is regarded as the definitive account of the breakthroughs that transformed molecular biology in the mid-20th century, died on Friday at his home in Baltimore.

Not definitive, just definite.

But Israel will demand definitive progress, if not a breakthrough, before June, the month by which it estimates Iran's production of highly enriched uranium will give it the capability to build an atomic bomb.

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