Sentence examples for major breakthrough and from inspiring English sources
Still, Dr. Trojanowski said, the results are "a major breakthrough" and "prompt us to look at how a lifetime exposure" to a chemical or combination of chemicals might actually lead to Parkinson's disease.
France's Pierre Moscovici said the 15-point action plan, which has been produced by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development club of industrialised nations, was a "major breakthrough" and was "at the heart of the social contract".
Sun said his gold medal in the 200m was a "major breakthrough" and his happiest moment at the Games, but said he "didn't control" his rhythm properly in the 400m and was disappointed with the silver medal.
The overwhelming majority of voters will still have voted for someone else, but the media will declare a Romney victory in the evangelical-heavy deep South a major breakthrough, and the case for Santorum and Gingrich continuing their candidacies will be seriously damaged.
The study is a "major breakthrough" and marks a "turning point" in hepatitis C treatment, said experts.
The new haul, discovered using the Kepler space telescope, is a major breakthrough, and the largest windfall of planets ever announced at one time.
Instead of painting lukewarm concessions as major breakthroughs and going on and on about "warm substantive" meetings, officials were treating a potentially major breakthrough as if it were a suspicious package.
The Afghan war has its own internal timing; the United States' relationship with China is too complex for major breakthroughs; and, as Obama discovered at the G-20 summit, divergent economic interests can make even allies reluctant to compromise.
This paper highlights the major breakthroughs and then describes some very exciting future opportunities.
We have reached a pleasant plateau hardware-wise (barring any major breakthroughs), and divergence in software is now the word.
But anything short of a major breakthrough next week, and they will surely be forced to pull out.
