Sentence examples for anticipated breakthrough from inspiring English sources

There is no anticipated breakthrough in aircraft design or fuel technology that could turn aviation green in less than half a century.

The anticipated breakthrough in the Tory marginals did not happen and, far from becoming the main opposition as some activists had hoped, it remained a distant third in the Commons.

Despite failing to achieve an anticipated breakthrough in December's regional elections, Marine Le Pen's far-right far-right Front National – combining anti-immigration politics with an audacious raid on the economic rhetoric of the left – won nearly 7m votes in France.

Nowadays we are experiencing the much anticipated breakthrough in personalized search efficiency by "actively adapting the computational environment - for each and every user - at each point of computation" [68].

"We are typically working 18 to 24 months out, trying to anticipate breakthrough performances or milestones that should be considered for the package," says Zimprich.

It should anticipate breakthrough pain and side effects.

I anticipate breakthroughs that will boost the ability of the chips and subsystems on a phone to perform optimally for far longer.

However, this is a very active research area and we anticipate breakthroughs to generate brighter small-molecule fluorophores in the near future to fulfil this gap.

But skeptics were insisting there was little reason to anticipate a breakthrough.

"We anticipate a breakthrough policy that is pro-business, that is positive and that enables commercial industry to build and launch the best technology in order to meet the government's appetite for high-resolution commercial satellites," Mr. Brender said in an interview.

Even when the results start to flow, we shouldn't hold our breath anticipating a breakthrough, according to Steven Goldfarb who works on the Atlas experiment.