Sentence examples for much of a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

That's not much of a breakthrough.

In other words, just how much of a breakthrough is the Gesture chair?

It may be hard today, fifteen years later — when every brand seems to come in multiple varieties — to appreciate how much of a breakthrough this was.

"While any voluntary disclosure is welcome, this is not much of a breakthrough," said Steven Aftergood, who heads the government secrecy project at the Federation of American Scientists.

"There are still very traditional things going on, so you never quite know how much of a breakthrough it is," she said.

Few were convinced that this pledge by McConnell represented much of a breakthrough, and Schumer was soon under fire for selling out the Dreamers.

(Agence France-Presse) CYPRUS: NEW GREEK-TURKISH TALKS -- New talks aimed at ending the division of Cyprus have resumed in Geneva, without much hope of a breakthrough.

But Mr. Bush will travel 2,300 miles to the Azores without much expectation of a diplomatic breakthrough.

Much of their breakthrough album, Alligator, was recorded in their sister's house, down the street.

As so often with long-awaited party pronouncements, much of the "breakthrough" is already common practice and the toughest issues are skirted.

Mr. Levchin is a well-known tech figure who was a co-founder and chief technical officer at PayPal, where he figured out much of its breakthrough fraud detection system.