Examples of using A breakthrough in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The result was no less than a breakthrough.
It was no less than a breakthrough.
Whenever Nelson Mandela needed a breakthrough in talks to end apartheid,
While the Trump peace plan will probably not lead to a breakthrough, Israel may yet benefit from it".
It is a breakthrough handbook for surviving- and prospering- in our complex and ever-shifting world.
FDA has also declared psilocybin a breakthrough therapy for treatment-resistant depression
Sims began her modeling career in the mid-1960s but despite a breakthrough appearance in the New York Times fashion supplement in 1967,
Theoretically, that should have led to a breakthrough in the peace process, at least as
A breakthrough, public demonstration, product launch or other event that generates significant press and industry interest.
He believed it was a breakthrough and acknowledged the fact that Sadat had taken a big risk and that Israel should reward him by returning Sinai and finalizing the deal.
Introducing TR90, a breakthrough weight management and body shaping system,
This could lead to a breakthrough in the goal to develop drugs that can flip these switches to improve human metabolic function and increase longevity.
If we focus on a breakthrough, it will find the weakest link in the chain that still holds this worn out paradigm together.
The Wright brothers' plane was a breakthrough discovery in aviation science and influenced the research and development directions of aircraft later on.
The team developed a curriculum which was considered a breakthrough in business and management education in Indonesia.
A breakthrough anti-ageing product that represents the next era of skin care- skin care customised for you, by you!
Tiny Fingers" has been active for the past decade and is considered a breakthrough in the alternative music scene in Israel.
Was a breakthrough year for us as we continued our ground-breaking ageLOC® anti-ageing genetic research that is opening….
Hopefully we will reach a breakthrough, because a true understanding of turbulence could have huge positive impacts.
Chlorazene, a breakthrough antiseptic developed by British chemist Dr. Henry Dakin to treat wounded soldiers in World War I.