Sentence examples for Breakthrough discovery from inspiring English sources

His reporting doesn't hinge on a breakthrough discovery.

Gunther Stent, one of the original thinkers in the field of molecular biology, whose research wrestled with and validated the breakthrough discovery of the structure of DNA, died Thursday near his home in Haverford, Pa.

I had a look at the Housing Act, and made a breakthrough discovery; a 2010 Bill now states that former service personnel are to be given priority on council housing registers.

TOM LASKIN, Paris, posted on nytimes.com If this is really a breakthrough discovery, it makes one wonder why jocks and athletes don't rule the world or discover cures for cancer.

It is often easy to dismiss viral charity campaigns as "slacktivism", which lacks in real-world impact (we never did catch the warlord Joseph Kony, after all) but a breakthrough discovery bankrolled by 2014's ALS ice bucket challenge may give the lie to that cynicism.

One of the main goals of SAM is to identify organic molecules, but it would be a big surprise for organics to show up in a first look at a sand sample selected more as a test exercise than with the expectation of a breakthrough discovery.

"Foundational research in data management and data analytics promise breakthrough discoveries and innovations across all disciplines".

Can we ever trust the data submitted in their breakthrough discoveries, financial disclosure or résumés?

William O'Donnell, a spokesman for Schering-Plough, said, "The pharmaceutical industry is responsible for breakthrough discoveries that make invaluable contributions to the nation's health care system.

The author of numerous books and articles on postmodern, Vygotskian, and performatory psychology, he and his colleagues worked to develop and popularize their breakthrough discoveries about human development.

Beatrice Tinsley was responsible for breakthrough discoveries on how galaxies moved with time but her name is virtually unknown outside academic circles.