Sentence examples for needed breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Designing a better mousetrap that can catch quantities of lionfish, even in deep water, would be the needed breakthrough.

He said the network needed breakthrough programming to attract viewers, as "The Shield" did for FX and as HBO has done with "Hard Knocks," which focuses on a single N.F.L. team in training camp.

But Mr. Smith's ability to deliver enough votes is crucial, so it was not immediately clear whether the new plan would provide a needed breakthrough or fall apart as another plan from Senate Democrats had done.

Democrat Barack Obama has indicated that he wants to protect US producers while Republican John McCain is a staunch proponent of free trade and has vowed to pushed for lower subsidies and trade barriers, which could provide a much needed breakthrough.

Climate Week 2009, as celebrated in New York at the UN, failed to produce a much needed breakthrough in negotiations leading up to COP15 in Copenhagen this December where the successor to the Kyoto Protocols will be finalized.

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Like Giuliani, Christie won't let conventional political wisdom deter him from his course, and he has the political savvy and persistence to make the needed breakthroughs.

But the cost would probably not be so high that they would need breakthrough technologies anytime soon, Mr. Greenstone said.

The company needs better algorithms; it needs breakthrough techniques like singular value decomposition, with the brilliant but inscrutable insights it enables.

As Robin Francis, research and development manager at the Carbon Trust, says: "A great deal of innovative work is being done but we need breakthrough technology to reduce emissions".

They need breakthrough technologies that can compete on a grand scale with coal and oil — the kind China is now pursuing and a major research program in this country could, too.