Sentence examples for does it represent a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
But the R&A and the United States Golf Association have been contemplating these moves for five years, which raises the question: If they needed that long to eliminate penalties for an unintentional infraction that could be detected only after a video replay, does it represent a breakthrough, or further evidence of golf's madness?
Does it represent a change?
Does it represent a brave new frontier?
It represents a breakthrough in the long campaign to reduce collisions with deer that cause delays and inconvenience to passengers.
Firstly, like radical innovation, it represents a breakthrough in technology rather than merely a small improvement.
Speaking Monday in Los Angeles, former President Bill Clinton said it represented a breakthrough in U.S. energy policy.
But the agreement does represent a breakthrough in one vital respect.
Steve McQueen may not be the favourite to win the Oscar for best director when the statuettes are handed out on 2 March, but if he does it will represent a historic breakthrough for black film-makers: none has ever been honoured in this category and only two others have even been nominated – John Singleton in 1992 for Boyz n the Hood and Lee Daniels in 2009 for Precious.
The last meeting was in early June in Jerusalem, so the meeting here did not represent a breakthrough.
Mr. Dubash said that India had become a more constructive participant in climate change negotiations, but that the flurry of pre-Copenhagen announcements did not represent a breakthrough response to the crisis.
