Sentence examples for a limited breakthrough from inspiring English sources

A quality improvement collaborative is an intensive project involving a combination of implementation strategies applied in a limited "breakthrough" time window.

Last month James Macintyre, a former producer on Question Time, revealed in the New Statesman that the programme's makers wanted Griffin on the panel two years ago, long before the BNP's limited breakthrough in the summer.

Although dental thermal pain has become an increasingly mature topic of study and the sensory responses of tooth to various stimulations have been studied for decades [2]-[7], frustratisn is mounting over the limited breakthroughs in dental pain therapy, mainly due to the limited acknowledge of dental pain mechanism [8].

Bassline — speed garage's hyperactive younger sibling — had a pretty limited commercial breakthrough in the form of T2 and Jodie Ayesha's "Heartbroken" in 2007, and H "Two" 0's "What's It Gonna Be?" reaching highs of number 1 and 2 respectively in the UK singles charts.

Still, a limited accord would mark a breakthrough after nearly a decade of mostly inconclusive talks focused on limiting, if not eliminating, Iranian atomic programs that could be turned from producing energy into making weapons.

But to Boyd many of the roles before and even after Poitier's breakthrough provided only a limited view of the black experience in America.

US officials are hopeful that breakthroughs with India and China could still provide the underpinnings for at least a limited deal at Copenhagen.

It is a limited glimpse.

It's a limited offer.

A QIC is an intensive project with a combination of implementation activities executed in a limited 'breakthrough' time window and applied in multidisciplinary teams.

The bill also lays out extensive new responsibilities for FDA, a new priority review process for antibiotics aimed at limited patient populations, a speedy "breakthrough" approval pathway for medical devices, and more than a dozen new guidance documents to advise drug developers.