Sentence examples for breakout through from inspiring English sources

When a breakout through the level of the highs is made, the pattern is completed.

Helio can scan about 1.2 million companies, identifying brands making between $1 million and $15 million as likely to breakout through a range of metrics from increasing SKUs to marketplace activity – billions of data points in all, the company says.

It has no epic scenes in which its protagonist speaks grandly of the travails of the people battling regimes, or leads men in daring breakouts through a beleaguered city.

A second dimension is Iran's progress toward a quick "breakout capability" through the stockpiling of large quantities of low-enriched uranium that could be further enriched rapidly to provide weapons-grade fuel.

Community Action (CA) — a weeklong introduction to public service that is an alternative to Outdoor Action for incoming freshmen — and Breakout trips through the Pace Center for Civic Engagement expose students to the world beyond campus.

Slow growth of a lava flow front to the west of Portela along the south side of Monte Amarelo, also in the form of a pāhoehoe breakout, continued through to mid-December but had ended by 14 December (Fig. 2).

Once you've done that, you'll want to add this little bezel to the OLED so you won't be able to see the breakout board through the LEGO schedule window.

The exact nature of the flanking paths, "air-borne" (sometimes termed "radiation by-pass") through "breakout" and subsequent "breakin" of sound through the duct walls, or "structure-borne" through axial transmission of weakly coupled (and lightly attenuated) structural/acoustic waves, is less well known.

By occasionally digging through breakout folders, like those used in LearnVest's budgeting tool, you can spot such money leaks and make informed decisions about whether to cut them off.

Acoustic "breakout" and "breakin" through duct walls had, until the late 1970s, been a rather neglected topic of research, particularly in the field of heating, ventilating and air-conditioning ducts.

But it would be far from humiliating for Iran, while making it a lot harder and riskier than it is now for the country to attempt to breakout (or "sneakout" through a clandestine facility).The much likelier alternative to a comprehensive deal this month is not a collapse of diplomacy, carrying the risk of escalatory sanctions and accelerated centrifuge production, but another extension of talks.