Sentence examples for meaningful breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Without the firm guarantee of such a trade-off, it is difficult to foresee a meaningful breakthrough in Baghdad.

Since the deal with Iran was announced, its sponsors have lauded it as the first meaningful breakthrough in diplomacy with the Islamic Republic since 1979.

In the last five years, this has become a popular trend, but the for the majority of corporations it is unclear whether the programs have delivered any meaningful breakthrough.

But the U.S. military has said recent devastating attacks on civilians show the Taliban is not genuinely interested in peace, and analysts doubt it will lead to any meaningful breakthrough in the conflict, long mired in a battlefield stalemate.

But it was the USA that forged the more meaningful breakthroughs.

In technology, we often assume that meaningful breakthroughs can only come from the great innovation meccas like Silicon Valley and Cambridge.

Where would a $10 million prize drive meaningful breakthroughs?

It won't settle anything, and it certainly won't produce any meaningful bipartisan breakthroughs.

At about 11pm Obama told a press conference the leaders had reached a "meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough".

In this book Roberto Verganti offers a new approach one that does not set out to solve existing problems but to find breakthrough meaningful experiences.

It is expected that, the promising and well-adapted characteristics possessed by the novel membranes and advanced membrane processes can provide meaningful inspiration for breakthrough technologies and solutions where soon they will be translated into exploitable innovations in industries.