Sentence examples for be a breakthrough because from inspiring English sources

It would be a breakthrough because fundamental biological questions remain unanswered.

"Experts say this could be a breakthrough because MIT and the other schools rolling out similar graduate degree on-ramp programs have excellent academic reputations," writes White.

The process is a breakthrough because it only takes minutes.

He said the baits were a breakthrough because there were "no previous methods" to target cats.

Warrington's role was a breakthrough because Smith was enviable rather than ridiculous.

The statement was a breakthrough because many Jews had long considered Hinduism a form of idolatry, Professor Katz said.

So, said Laughlin, the fractional quantum Hall effect is a breakthrough because it proves that the ordinary laws of quantum mechanics can do things that we cannot anticipate.

Huffins said the world championships were a breakthrough, because he scored well below his average on the first day, and still managed to finish third.

The research is a breakthrough because of the strength of the evidence it provides that fumes and particles are a cause of lung damage.

Winning the Open last year was a breakthrough, because Henin- Hardenne had never advanced past the fourth round in four previous attempts.

"The inclusion of a Forward book of poetry on the syllabus is a breakthrough because it's a contemporary collection that gives unfamiliar voices an airing alongside the canonical names," said Herbert.