Sentence examples for able to make breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

HOW have previous presidents been able to make breakthroughs in their second term?

But by more closely mimicking how the brain works, Phoenix and his neuroscientist co-founder Dileep George say that they've been able to make breakthroughs in performance and speed.

"You have to misbehave to make breakthroughs," she said.

Biotech will continue to make breakthroughs.

Will Nokia be able to make a breakthrough with the Lumias?

After acquiring the computers, Mr. Stillman said, China was able to make a breakthrough in miniaturizing their hydrogen bombs.

It took several years of disappointing finishes, Molner said, before he was able to make a breakthrough that allowed him to become a grandmaster.

With neither side able to make the breakthrough during 120 minutes of precious few goalscoring chances or notable incidents, it needed the first shoot-out of the 2010 World Cup to separate the two nations.

With neither side able to make the breakthrough, the game entered extra-time - and there was a looming sense that it could go all the way to penalties.

With neither side able to make the breakthrough, the game went into extra-time and there were chances galore for both teams.

And he hopes the lab will be able to make a breakthrough in this type of research within two to five years.