Sentence examples for suggested a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

No one suggested a breakthrough was imminent, though Sylvia Mathews Burwell, the new White House budget director, said the rift within the Republican Party could be an opening for compromise.

But their closing statement hardly suggested a breakthrough.

Larry Kudlow, director of the White House's National Economic Council, suggests a breakthrough is possible, though unlikely.

The higher percentage might suggest a breakthrough for Romney, but I don't think he is miraculously in much better shape.

But that suggests a breakthrough, a new way of dramatic thinking, difference with a consequence, and "La Bete" merely seems born of collegiate bravado.

Athens had hoped to reach a deal by Sunday, but insiders were suggesting a breakthrough could come within the next 48 hours.

Whether gains seen in the lab can be achieved in a full-scale deployment remains to be seen, but the fact that the improvements were so large suggests a breakthrough, says Ng, the NBC executive, who was not involved in the research.

But the new observational study (Abuse Rates and Routes of Administration of Reformulated Extended-Release Oxycodone: Initial Findings From a Sentinel Surveillance Sample of Individuals Assessed for Substance Abuse Treatment), suggests a breakthrough.

Almost immediately after the first piece of polling data suggested a Tory breakthrough, Theresa May held an event in Bridgend, a constituency high up in the party's targets in Wales.

None of Thursday's statements suggested an imminent breakthrough in the Israeli-Palestinian situation; on the contrary.

Referring to the classified rules of Gini coefficient (Anna-Bettina and John 2004), CIP below 0.2 suggests no breakthrough, 0.2 0.5 corresponds to a slight breakthrough, over 0.5 suggests a serious breakthrough.