Sentence examples for expected breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of firms spring up, hoping to cash in on its expected breakthrough into the mass market.

But the first two nights' political discussions did not see the expected breakthrough and a second text was produced.

For Amnesty International, without many more releases, this week's expected breakthrough "will constitute a relaxation of reform efforts rather than a bold step forward".

As would be expected, breakthrough time decreases as the size of the leak increases and the distance of the well location decreases.

Image caption With no sign of the expected breakthrough, Gen Haig now regarded the Somme as an attritional or "wearing-out" battle.

Don't expect breakthrough technological features, though.

But American officials say they do not expect breakthroughs beyond pledges of greater cooperation.

No longer can we expect breakthroughs in GE biorational pesticides, microorganisms to clean up toxic spills or transgenic animals.

We should welcome a peaceful, stable, prosperous China that chooses to play a responsible role in the world, but we should not expect breakthroughs in the relationship.

Radiotherapists were focused on collecting statistics to incrementally improve the application of radiotherapy, whether by novel machines, or isotopes, or new routines but they did not experiment (much) on the basis of laboratory work, nor did they expect breakthroughs.

The molecular basis for epigenetic memory during development remains as yet an unsolved problem, but enough is now known about the players involved that there is reason to expect breakthroughs soon.