Sentence examples for one breakthrough in from inspiring English sources

(The one breakthrough, in 1993, which resulted in the Oslo Accords, was launched secretly by Norway). Since the 1978 Begin-Sadat summit, the Arabs and Israelis have confronted each other in both formal wars and informal clashes or uprisings.

One breakthrough in this respect came with the expression of capsid protein in the form of virus like particles (VLPs) in baculovirus.

England made only one breakthrough in the first two sessions when Tharanga chopped on to Chris Woakes for 116.

What is the one breakthrough in energy research that you think would be a real game changer?

"You only really need one breakthrough in each area of innovation to work and we are back in business," says Mr Buonassisi.Although Solyndra and others have stumbled, the thin-film technology they used remains attractive.

But she eventually proved herself in 1999, when in one breakthrough weekend in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, she won her first two World Cup races: a downhill and a super-G.

Their one breakthrough came in the same manner in which they had been undone so many times throughout the night, with Fihaki touching down from a catch and drive, and Joe Ford collecting the extras.

One breakthrough will be in making a self-hosted and totally secure email address, Dropbox clone, or what have you as easy as signing up for an email address, and as simple to operate.

In 1974, one breakthrough was achieved by Lim using Edelstein's method of asymptotic centers [3].

One breakthrough was the discovery, reported in the 18 January 2002 issue of Science by Derek Lovley, a professor in the Department of Microbiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, that Geobacter produces electricity.

The one real breakthrough in prison design came in the late 80s, with the setting up of the Prison Building Board.