Sentence examples for become a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Some of those products may manage to rise above the noise and become a breakthrough consumer hit.

The singer Omar Souleyman, on his second tour of the United States this year, has become a breakthrough artist in the United States in what used to be called world music.

Metamaterials become a breakthrough technology due to their potential applications.

This paper identifies three areas in which pervaporation can become a breakthrough technology, if the right direction in development is chosen: organophilic separation, membrane reactors and bioethanol upgrading.

The current "breakdown," he says, can become "a breakthrough".

Linkin Park's first studio album, Hybrid Theory went on to become a breakthrough success and helped the band attain international success.

Mr. Stump also sings the chorus on the band's current single, "Cupid's Chokehold," an old favorite that recently became a breakthrough hit.

In 2011, Yervoy became a breakthrough treatment for metastatic melanoma, and BMS quickly followed that success with another immuno-oncology drug, Opdivo.

By the second half of 1992 Ten became a breakthrough success, being certified gold and reaching number two on the Billboard 200 album chart.

(Here's a bit of advice for aspiring women writers from that showrunner, whose last few potential female hires got better offers from other shows: "If you're a woman who writes kick-ass action, the employment picture is a lot better").. Comedy's comeback could be a factor as well; networks have been bulking up on half-hour programs ever since 'Modern Family' became a breakthrough hit.

As stated, the use of accelerators, mainly GPU, has become a major breakthrough in simulation codes.