Sentence examples for breakthrough ahead from inspiring English sources

There has long been hope that, given the state of the Internet and the tools we have now versus even a few years ago and, to a lesser extent, the current distrust of the government and related officials, the hive mind would evolve to a state where it could produce the kind of intelligence that would lead to a breakthrough ahead of the police.

On Tuesday, he noted that the channel's breakthrough was ahead of schedule and said Discovery remained "very bullish" on OWN's long-term trajectory.

BEIJING — Chinese officials and senior envoys of the Dalai Lama opened their latest round of negotiations over Tibet on Tuesday, as international pressure for a breakthrough intensifies ahead of the Olympic Games.

The book, called Breakthrough, went ahead, and EVP was on the scene.

These limits would hold true no matter what kind of technological breakthroughs lie ahead.

Scientists at the federal National Institute on Aging liken the research breakthroughs that lie ahead to the advances unleashed by the invention of the personal computer two decades ago.

But we also included writers whose breakthrough books were still ahead of them.

This was her second Group One success for Simcock as deputy for William Buick – this time claimed for Joviality, in third – following that breakthrough success on Dream Ahead in the July Cup last year.

Now that Kip and Susan Bedell have sold Bedell Cellars to Michael Lynne, the owner of Corey Creek Vineyards, and that Mr. Bedell, as part of the deal, will remain as winemaker for five years, it seems probable that a tantalizing increase in experimentation, breakthroughs and quality lies ahead.

A five-minute spell in the first-half apart, when Rovers led and Barnet had not found a breakthrough, the Bees were always ahead of the curve.

Aberdeen did not have to wait too much longer to make the breakthrough when McGinn put them ahead after nine minutes.