Sentence examples for of any breakthrough from inspiring English sources

There was no word of any breakthrough.

The opposition group, she added, was the antidote to "the impossibility of any breakthrough".

On Wednesday, Tsipras urged Greeks to reject an international bailout deal, souring hopes of any breakthrough.

Instead "Survivor" went through one of the longest gestation periods of any breakthrough television show.

Before the meeting, the White House chief of staff, John H. Sununu, sought to play down expectations of any breakthrough.

An Israeli government official said the trip was meant chiefly to update the parties and suggested that it was not indicative of any breakthrough.

After months of tension expectations for any breakthrough were low, but the visit itself was significant, allowing valuable contact between confidants of the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Seoul's senior official for North Korean affairs.

In its statement, Ferrovial conceded that it made the formal bid primarily to comply with British takeover laws, not because of any breakthroughs in its negotiations with BAA.

By doing so, they ensured at the very least that none of them would gain access to the benefits of any breakthroughs later than the other two.

In recent years, a new kind of clock has now hit the marketplace, not because of any breakthroughs in technology, but because of enhanced understanding in how we age, and how people with diseases like Alzheimer's, which devastates the memory, need to become reacquainted with their home environments.

It underlines a perception that broadcast television has been slogging through a couple of seasons without any breakthrough hits that generate the huge amounts of conversation among consumers that advertisers prize so highly these days.