Sentence examples for breakthrough emerged from inspiring English sources
The only school that avoided these two was "speculative theism" and it was under their influence that Lotze's breakthrough emerged: the decisive repudiation of naturalism without falling into mere "history of philosophy".
A chance for a breakthrough emerged in the last 2 years when five young people died of vCJD within 5 kilometers of Queniborough, a small village northeast of Leicester.
With Prof. Anatoly Gromyko of Moscow, he co-edited Breakthrough: Emerging New Thinking, a book published simultaneously in Russian and English in 1987 during the rapid change in Soviet-American relations (available as a free, 2.6 MB PDF download).
We're really looking at a different kind of society," at least for the next 20 or 30 years before new breakthroughs emerge, he said.
Wild Cards may result from planned actions, but sometimes with unplanned consequences, such as technological breakthroughs emerging from scientific research, or from unplanned events, e.g., natural disasters.
She cites the Internet as an example of a technological breakthrough that emerged out of "a sustained R&D effort over a long period of time.
Stephen Trilling, 43 Senior director of research, Symantec BOOK -- "Tuxedo Park: A Wall Street Tycoon and the Secret Palace of Science That Changed the Course of World War II" by Jennet Conant (2002) WHY -- "It tells the story of Alfred Lee Loomis, a charismatic investor who established a laboratory where breakthrough ideas emerged to help us win World War II.
On Wednesday, the European Commission said those talks had been difficult and still no breakthrough had emerged.
As this thesis details, Obama and Castro communicated a series of cooperative and trust-building signals – aided by Pope Francis and the Catholic Church – that allowed diplomatic breakthrough to emerge.
The need for a high meat tax could be reduced if breakthrough technologies emerge to drastically cut the emissions from livestock, said Lettini, but none exist today.
