Sentence examples for be the next milestone from inspiring English sources

If a system like Kyoto is to continue then this would be the next milestone in the emissions timeline.

More polls like this should lay the groundwork for what could be the next milestone for the movement: when a serious presidential candidate comes out in favour of gay marriage, instead of cowering behind support for states' rights and civil unions.

Soares et al. [51] reported that the development of rotary, portable, movable and reconfigurable systems, mainly those associated with glazed façades, will be the next milestone in PCMs.

An increasingly popular conspiracy theory among American right-wing populists is that the hypothetical North American Union and the amero currency, proposed by the Council on Foreign Relations and its counterparts in Mexico and Canada, will be the next milestone in the implementation of the New World Order.

As such, understanding whether the sustained activation and/or the presence of "cryptic targets" most strongly influence tumor development should be the next milestone in furthering our understanding of the fundamental causes of PRCC2 and other cancers.

Besides a heap more tests over the next year, a commercial operating license from the FAA is the next milestone, says Whitesides. "Getting this experimental permit keeps us on track for the first milestone and within reach of that 2013 milestone".

Equal representation is the next milestone, and the suffragettes should – and I hope will – continue to haunt both the general British public and politicians until this is achieved.

"Jumpers," produced in 1972, was the next milestone in Stoppard's career; but something should first be said of his work for radio, a medium he has used more resourcefully than any other contemporary English playwright.

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The company also announced that IBM researchers had successfully built a 50 qubit prototype, which is the next milestone for quantum computing, but it's unclear when we will see this commercially available.

Ineos director Calum MacLean said the agreement from most staff was "the next milestone" in securing new investment of £300m at Grangemouth, which would allow the company to continue trading and build a new terminal to import shale gas from the USA.