Sentence examples for breakthrough expected from inspiring English sources

My desk research (including the report of Zella King from University of Reading: Plastic Electronics: Putting the UK at the forefront of a new technological revolution, pp. 14 15) in expectations indicates that a breakthrough expected in energy sources in a thin, flexible format will cause a further move of displays into the advertising market.

And neither could be considered to be the kind of breathtaking breakthrough expected of such a well-endowed laboratory.

Miliband has faced a difficult period since May's local and European elections, in which Labour failed to make the breakthroughs expected of an opposition party a year before a general election.

Eurozone finance ministers meet for further talks on Greece on Friday, but no breakthrough is expected.

And when the industry was excited about a breakthrough, it expected — even demanded — that consumers get excited, too.

The breakthrough is expected to reduce the complexity of identifying genetic abnormalities, which in turn could advance understanding of many diseases, researchers said.

A breakthrough is expected when the Chinese premier visits the UK next month, leaving EDF in a position to finally give the green light to the first nuclear plant to be built in the UK for 20 years.

But no immediate breakthrough was expected as the two main East Asian allies of the United States exchanged barbs couched in diplomatic language, a reflection of their long-running differences, rooted in Japan's often brutal colonial rule of Korea from 1910 until 1945.

Looking back at items last year's Breakthrough staff expected to make news in 2015.

A major breakthrough is expected from the Swarm satellite mission thanks to the orbital configuration of its three polar orbiting satellites (Friis-Christensen et al. 2006).

For this optimization problem under uncertainty, the significance of water breakthrough time expected value as an objective on the robust optimization problem is investigated.