Sentence examples for A groundbreaking year from inspiring English sources

Which is not to say that 2017 won't be a groundbreaking year for AI.

In culmination of a groundbreaking year, Gleizes and Metzinger cowrote Du Cubisme, a treatise on the style and the first printed definition of the term.

Sarah Palin would then appoint a new Republican senator (perhaps herself, though that seems unlikely).* But hey, this is a groundbreaking year in American politics Mr Stevens could be the first convict ever elected to the Senate and, if he doesn't give up his seat, he could be the first senator expelled since the Civil War.

"In preparation for a groundbreaking year in film and television, Netflix has gathered some of the most talented and sought-after writers and photographers, thinkers and creatives to make the inaugural issue of Wide, the Netflix print journal," reportedly said one email describing the project, which has attracted the involvement of former Vanity Fair staff.

It's been a groundbreaking year for women in business.

It was 2012, a groundbreaking year in American politics.

There's no doubt that 2013 was an groundbreaking year for transgender characters in television, and much of that is owed to "Orange Is the New Black" and Laverne Cox.

After the show's groundbreaking year in 2004, with the monumental lineup of peak-era Radiohead, a reunited Pixies and the EDM godfathers of Kraftwerk, Coachella remained rooted in an alternative rock comfort zone.

On first look, 2016 was another groundbreaking year for Australian women in sport.

From data walls to Spark divorcing Hadoop, this year looks to be another groundbreaking year in technology.

But another part of this mass disappointment had to do with disenchantment: The ruling perception during its first four years had been that the iPhone was a groundbreaking, five-years-ahead-of-the-competition device.