Sentence examples for forge a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
"What's the problem?" — although hope that the involvement of the mediator might help forge a breakthrough has faded.
The driving, explosive, rhythmic energy of the Moten pieces, combined with an unprecedented instrumental virtuosity as well as a splendid balance of solos by saxophonists Ben Webster and Eddie Barefield, trumpeter "Hot Lips" Page, and others with riff-based ensembles, forged a breakthrough in orchestral jazz that can be seen as a precursor of modern jazz.
While hydroponic greenhouses once had a bad wrap for guzzling energy and water and breeding fungal contamination- new technologies are forging a breakthrough and making CEA the most resource efficient way of growing vegetables.
But that raises an even more intriguing question going forward — whether Morsi, having shown himself, for the moment, to prefer being more Deng Xiaoping than Ayatollah Khomeini, has any inclination to also be Anwar Sadat, that is, to use his clout to forge an Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough so that Egypt isn't caught in this vice again.
But the White House effort to build on that breakthrough to forge a long-term budget deal with House Speaker John A. Boehner crashed amid resistance from the Republican rank and file to Mr. Obama's conception of fairness and balance.
In its structure, the deal represents a breakthrough in the two-decade effort to forge a significant global pact to fight climate change.
The party's breakthrough came after it ditched sectarian dogma to forge a modern civic nationalism in which the pseudo-ethnic pieties of blood and soil would play no part.
With Mr. Clinton having less than three weeks left in office to forge a complex accord and with new bursts of violence in the Mideast, expectations of a breakthrough were low.
"We simply must forge a bipartisan agreement.
Several efforts to forge a collaboration failed.
