Sentence examples for Groundbreaking activity from inspiring English sources

Residential construction in August was lifted by a 32.2 percent jump in groundbreaking activity in the volatile multifamily segment to an annual rate of 160,000 units.

In particular, two elements stand out: the groundbreaking activity developed by the Standing Conference of Ministers of Education (SCME) since 1959, and the regulatory framework that led to the European Cultural Convention in 1954 (a soft regulatory connection, based on the willingness of the signatories to cooperate).

At mediaX, we are interested in the future of knowledge worker productivity and have sponsored groundbreaking research activities focused on exploring the impact that technology has on the workplace.

We do this by sharing stories about our educational activities, groundbreaking research, translational work, and accomplishments.

The vessels eventually backtracked, but the episode signaled the first stage of China's fundamental maritime strategy — one in which it forges into new areas, withstands the initial fury, and turns groundbreaking gambits into commonplace activity.

Our faculty members have distinguished themselves internationally through a wide-ranging array of groundbreaking research areas and activities, including.

In a burst of activity in early 1970, groundbreaking American artist Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) collaged newspaper clippings of the day, photographed the collages and ultimately silkscreened them to create three seminal print series.

Additional common preconceptions described by the authors include the notion that "everyday" research activity leads to groundbreaking results, and that it is a solitary activity guided by a quest for truth and understanding.

Nothing groundbreaking if you're familiar with activity trackers.

Last year, the Guardian and the Washington Post shared a Pulitzer for public service for their groundbreaking reports on the National Security Agency's surveillance activities based on the leaks of Edward Snowden.

The Guardian and the Washington Post have been awarded the highest accolade in US journalism, winning the Pulitzer prize for public service for their groundbreaking articles on the National Security Agency's surveillance activities based on the leaks of Edward Snowden.