Sentence examples for pursued a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
The German historian Fritz Fischer published a massive study of German war aims during 1914 18 and held that Germany's government, social elites, and even broad masses had consciously pursued a breakthrough to world power in the years before World War I and that the German government, fully aware of the risks of world war and of British belligerency, had deliberately provoked the 1914 crisis.
For 15 years, HIV/AIDS researchers have pursued a breakthrough that has proved elusive: a way for women to protect themselves from HIV infection.
In one of his most provocative acts, he has offered hundreds of thousands of dollars to college kids if they drop out of school and start a business or pursue a breakthrough.
Spieth earned his first PGA victory before he turned 20, but he's still pursuing a breakthrough in one of the majors.
Obama also promised that Washington will doggedly pursue a breakthrough in the Middle East conflict, vowing that "we will be engaged in the region for the long haul".
Ambri is among several companies pursuing a technical breakthrough that would lower the cost of energy storage on the grid.
Another company or person may pursue a path that emphasizes breakthrough developments (high degree) that are done every four or five years (low frequency).
That suggests that, despite a possible Lib Dem breakthrough, whoever wins will pursue a "managerialist" agenda in office.
Pursue a neglected interest.
