Sentence examples for are particularly groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

But the risk management capabilities they have developed are particularly groundbreaking.

Really, it's like a collection of mobile games — not all are particularly groundbreaking, but each use the technology in interesting ways.

None of the policy changes are particularly groundbreaking or even surprising — some had already been promised in recent days.

The city chose three promising solutions, but one of them is particularly groundbreaking.

None of this should be particularly groundbreaking, but it is.

But Sprint's price cuts have not been particularly groundbreaking, and executives have said the cuts were in the works before the SoftBank acquisition.

Natasha, producer of the Phil and Alice evening show, chips in: "I'm up for an In New Music We Trust addition [a fourth list for songs that are coming out of the station's specialists shows], but I don't think it's particularly groundbreaking".

(SnowFall being particularly groundbreaking here).

"Working with Deutsche Telekom as the publisher of the browser game is particularly groundbreaking for us.

None of this is particularly groundbreaking — if anything, it's an exercise in caution.

Thus far the consumption and creation of "How-To" guides on the web hasn't been particularly groundbreaking, with SEO-optimized, paid contributor-written fare like eHow.com dominating the market.