Sentence examples for former breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Several former Breakthrough employees, both freelance and staff, told the Guardian they had not heard of Ricu – a suggestion Breakthrough is understood to contest.

A former Breakthrough employee said communications campaigns were designed according to objectives set by Ricu, and that the government closely oversaw the progress of products and had final signoff.

It had rested comfortably for 43 years in the possession of Frank Stanton, 87--the former famous, breakthrough No. 2 to the late No. 1, William Paley, at CBS.

TJ Smith may have been greedy at the Grammys, but there's a chance the Brits could favour their former British breakthrough act and British solo male artist instead.

The former causes breakthrough infections, while the latter leads to diagnostic failure.

Two goals in the final three minutes from the substitutes Dominic Calvert‑Lewin and Cenk Tosun, the former's crucial breakthrough created by another substitute, Ademola Lookman, brought Marco Silva his first hat-trick of Premier League wins as Everton manager and a familiar lament from his opposite number.

Jackson and Harry Martin both went close before the former made the breakthrough with a low strike from a penalty corner.

The book's author, Leander Kahney, received an "apologetic" rejection from Ive when asking for co-operation, but a last-minute breakthrough with former colleagues has produced some previously unknown insights.

In the wake of the SNP's stunning breakthrough the former prime minister may allow himself a small "told you so" moment, though that sort of behaviour is not usually within his nature.

Fleury had provided some of that agony as the longtime Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender, but he has noticed a transformation in his former rivals during their breakthrough run in these playoffs.

The Warren bill would be a big breakthrough for former students who are now working adults saddled with exorbitant loan costs.