Sentence examples for spectacular breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Mexico's chief delegate, Fernando Tudela, who is hoping for a "spectacular breakthrough".

Last year, in a spectacular breakthrough, his party routed Labour and secured an absolute majority of seats.

The gains were conditional on the Soviet side, but they might yet become elements in a spectacular breakthrough.

The pupils' success prompted John Bald, a former head inspector at Ofsted, to describe it as "a spectacular breakthrough".

If opinion polls are to be trusted, the Front National will make a spectacular breakthrough in a two-round regional election on Saturday and next Sunday.

After having perhaps the best off-season of any N.B.A. team, the Nets are poised for a spectacular breakthrough or colossal disappointment.

Stunning technological advances in genomics have led to spectacular breakthroughs in the understanding of the underlying defects, biological pathways and therapeutic targets of skin diseases leading to new therapeutic interventions.

Though the public may tend to think of scientists as exceedingly sober, scientific schmoozing is often beer-tinged, famous for producing spectacular breakthroughs and productive collaborations, countless papers having begun as scrawls on cocktail napkins.

Truth is, there have been some spectacular breakthroughs produced in recent years out of big pharma labs, including Merck and Pfizer drugs aimed at specialized conditions and unmet medical needs.

He initiated spectacular breakthroughs with Iran and Cuba, plus a semi-success with Burma (though these achievements have been offset somewhat by failures with Russia and North Korea).

Her ascent has been steady rather than spectacular, her breakthrough coming with 2014's Soutak, an elegant acoustic set that drew from her adopted Barcelona home.