Sentence examples for the decisive breakthrough from inspiring English sources

But his side struggled still to find the decisive breakthrough.

When his great plan to win the war in 1918 failed to deliver the decisive breakthrough, he had no fallback.

Murray served his way out of trouble from 3-4 and 0-30 down before making the decisive breakthrough at 5-5.

In 2002, the Innocence Project assigned a young lawyer named Nina Morrison to Restivo's case, and, after a year of work, she made the decisive breakthrough.

But once he discovered that he must win on the kingside, his race to 58... Kh4 prepared the decisive breakthrough with 61... g4.

But progress has been painfully slow, and the decisive breakthrough that will transform the fortunes of MT has never appeared.Now the Internet has given MT a much needed shot in the arm.

Perhaps the most decisive breakthrough came with the spy novels of Stella Rimington, the first female head of Britain's MI5, who has written two more thrillers since "At Risk" appeared in 2004.

Others celebrated the knowledge gains that had been achieved, especially with the help of molecular biology, and expected that decisive breakthroughs were just around the corner.

In the 83rd minute they did make what may be the tie's decisive breakthrough.

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday defended the "Brexit" agreement she reached with the European Union as "a decisive breakthrough". A more honest description would be "making the best of a bad job," the bad job being the disastrous decision by 52% of voters in 2016 to withdraw the United Kingdom from the EU.

Rundstedt accepted Manstein's plan calling for the concentration of the majority of the army group's armoured units into Walther von Reichenau's 10th Army, with the objective of a decisive breakthrough which would lead to the encirclement of Polish forces west of the River Vistula.