Sentence examples for hailed breakthrough from inspiring English sources

– New five minute treatment that can shrink enlarged prostate has been hailed breakthrough.

Some manufacturers are hailing breakthroughs in new, lightweight materials as a sign that run-flat tires are improving and will become the norm.

The campaigners hailed a breakthrough with the launch of the Oslo Principles on Global Climate Change Obligations in London two weeks ago.

It was hailed a breakthrough in urban wind power: a 42-storey tower with built-in turbines to deliver 8% of its electricity needs.

Women's rights groups hailed the breakthrough after 30 women were elected to the 60-strong assembly - an increase of five.

François Hollande, the French president, hailed the breakthrough as "extremely useful for protecting savers and to avoid having taxpayers pay for a banking crisis for which they are not responsible".

The Ukip UK leader, Nigel Farage, hailed a "breakthrough night" for the party and joked that the money he had spent on the Severn Bridge tolls (which Ukip wants to scrap) had paid off.

The Treasury hailed a breakthrough in the fight against tax evasion last night after signing an agreement with the Isle of Man for the automatic exchange of information about the bank accounts of suspected tax dodgers.

EU Commissioner for Economic Affairs Olli Rehn hailed the breakthrough on money-laundering.

In September 1997 IBM hailed a breakthrough in using copper instead of aluminum to carry current on a chip.

While the approach of the Community Architect Program has been hailed a breakthrough in the fields of planning and architecture, the particular case of Old Havana suggests that several obstacles prevent residents from benefiting from its services.