Sentence examples for make a major breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Nicklaus believes Donald has all that it takes to make a major breakthrough at Congressional later this month.

I like to think of him as a genius scientist who is about to make a major breakthrough in the cure for cancer.

He singled out Perri Shakes-Drayton, who won bronze in the 400m hurdles at the Europeans last year, as someone he thinks is about to make a major breakthrough.

For Jones, it's when mentees make a major breakthrough or finish a project because she helped them think through a roadblock.

TuVox has not made a major breakthrough in permitting open-ended conversations between people and machines.

"I see us making a major breakthrough in the neighborhood," the pastor said.

PARIS — In the long euro crisis, there is almost always a sobering morning-after whenever European leaders appear to have made a major breakthrough.

(Paul Desmond, the quartet's sax player, explained Brubeck's experiments in hedonism this way: "Every five years or so, Dave makes a major breakthrough, like discovering room service").

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I've been making predictions about Greek wine making a major breakthrough in the UK for several years – and every time I do a Greek wine seems to disappear from the shelves.

Mr. Gibson has made a major breakthrough in showing the movie moguls how to market homoeroticism and sadomasochism to a faith-based audience: by putting it in the context of an intense religious experience.