Sentence examples for breakthrough from the from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of talk heard with every scientific breakthrough, from the first heart transplant to the first cloned sheep.

Though the danger of an Austrian breakthrough from the mountainous borderland into the Venetian plain in the rear of the Italians' Isonzo front was averted, the Italian counteroffensive in mid-June recovered only one-third of the territory overrun by the Austrians north and southwest of Asiago.

And when Reilly was judged to have fouled Erwin inside the box Motherwell got the breakthrough from the penalty spot.

Propylene consumption and breakthrough from the LNT reveals its role in contributing to the overall NOx reduction.

In addition, the flow rate and the initial goethite colloid concentration influenced the colloid breakthrough from the quartz column.

Following the breakthrough from the Normandy beaches in the early summer of 1944, Paris was liberated on Aug. 25, and Brussels on Sept. 3.

Few analysts had expected any breakthroughs from the meeting, which had been framed as a small step in restarting diplomacy between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

The idea is to take some of the biotech breakthroughs from the United States and Europe and make them available to the world's poor.

We are confident that by collaborating closely with Reebonz, we'll see even more breakthroughs from the retailer," MediaCorp CEO Shaun Seow said.

President Obama, who first announced the PMI in January 2015, writes today in The Boston Globe that "the ensuing breakthroughs" from the PMI study could create jobs, improve health care, and "help people live longer, happier, and healthier lives".

Recently, a number of semiconductor devices have been widely researched in order to make breakthroughs from the short-channel effects (SCEs) and high standby power dissipation of the conventional metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs).