Sentence examples for the final breakthrough from inspiring English sources
"Zarif had achieved the final breakthrough without which the Karzai government might never have been formed," Dobbins said.
The final breakthrough for TCP/IP came in 1985, when it was built into a version of the UNIX operating system.
The final breakthrough came in November with an agreement between Russia and Georgia, under which the uneasy neighbors agreed that a Swiss company would monitor trade between them.
More often the individual investigator who makes the final breakthrough stands on the shoulders of hundreds of earlier workers who provided bits and pieces of knowledge vital to the final understanding.
The final breakthrough in the BMDA negotiations in fact came with a July 7 Polish non-paper, which indicated a GOP willingness to contribute to the deployment of a Patriot battery in Poland.
9.51am GMT 61st over: South Africa 206-9 (Steyn 7, Morkel 0) Harris can't make the final breakthrough in his over to South Africa's bottom two, Steyn even picking up a pair of twos with some mistimed drives.
Nevertheless, now was the time for a final breakthrough: "In the light of women's long battle for emancipation, the recent sexual counter-revolution [of the 1950s] has been perhaps a final crisis before the larva breaks out of the shell into maturity".
The second and final breakthrough took place on 1 September.
To achieve a final breakthrough, the members of the executive board of the I.M.F., which includes representatives from the United States, European countries, Japan and Canada, must approve the proposal put forward last weekend by Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer in Britain.
Here, from 19 October until 22 November, the German forces made their final breakthrough attempt of 1914 during the First Battle of Ypres.
The genetic nondiscrimination bill signed into law on Wednesday by President Bush was just his latest victory, an accomplishment years in the making that culminated with a final breakthrough in personal negotiations with Senator Tom Coburn, an Oklahoman who is as conservative as Mr. Kennedy is liberal.
