Sentence examples for some sort of breakthrough from inspiring English sources
I've been trying so hard for so long to make some sort of breakthrough.
"The whole country needs some sort of breakthrough," Viktor F. Vekselberg, the Russian business oligarch appointed co-director of the project, said in an interview.
"A Better Man" nominally belongs to a certain set of interrogatory documentaries in which an aggressor and a victim convene to reach some sort of breakthrough: the itinerant child who makes peace with the oppressive parent; the career racist who, upon looking into the saucer eyes of the benevolent black man, renounces the activities of his clan.
So here's my feedback: Stop hyping a bag of cut-rate software and hardware as some sort of breakthrough.
Until some sort of breakthrough occurs perhaps all applications will need to be rewritten for a cloud infrastructure the expansion and benefits of virtualization will have some hard limits.
And then you realize that you've always had this hope that there would be some sort of conversation where you two would have some sort of breakthrough.
Rubio enjoys being seen as "working hard" on some sort of legislative breakthrough on immigration, but up until now, that breakthrough has never actually happened.
But without some sort of diplomatic breakthrough in the dispute over Iran's nuclear programme, there is little chance of that happening.
But although the increasing number of MPs' wives pursuing their own careers has been heralded as some sort of feminist breakthrough, much of the media coverage of these women remains distinctly sexist.
While both countries dismissed the report as speculation, it spurred wide talk here that the report might be a trial balloon by one of the two countries that could signal a new willingness to make some sort of diplomatic breakthrough on the history issues.
That said, I do think the off-label use of these drugs is really about cranking up productivity under time constraints — getting less-than-scintillating work done efficiently — than it is about, say, seeking some sort of transcendent breakthrough in thought or imagination.
