Sentence examples for breakthrough at the time from inspiring English sources
It was such a historic breakthrough at the time.
By Richard Socarides April 15, 2014 It was such a historic breakthrough at the time.
These inventions represented a breakthrough at the time, allowing for surveillance with speed and range that was previously impossible.
"But it wasn't clear it was a breakthrough at the time," he added with a laugh, Reuters said.
The Duke program -- considered a breakthrough at the time -- was the first fruit of the new genomics, a way of letting a cancer cell's own genes reveal the cancer's weaknesses.
Medieval "pocket Bibles," which proliferated in 12th century France, England, Italy, and Spain, were small and portable, a technological breakthrough at the time.
"I find it offensive, because as citizens of this country or any other country, we are entitled to fundamental human rights that have bloody nothing to do with whether I am your sister or your mother or anybody," retorted Mallika Dutt, the executive director of the NGO Breakthrough at that time.
He wrote a word processor called Bravo that displayed text on a computer screen as it would appear when printed on a page — a breakthrough technique at the time, called WYSIWYG, What You See Is What You Get.
It was a breakthrough in thinking at the time – a "yes we can" moment.
Dr. Chase's breakthrough generated little interest at the time, but it set in motion the research that helped redefine the fundamental nature of the immune system.
