Sentence examples for breakthrough means from inspiring English sources

The breakthrough means the rescue could come a little sooner than had previously been estimated, said Mining Minister Laurence Golborne.

A recent bioengineering breakthrough means that it should soon be possible to convert plant products far more efficiently to ethanol.

The breakthrough means that it is now possible to envisage a new class of telescopes based on neutrino detection.

"What this breakthrough means is that the industry can continue to grow and prosper, while at the same time showing that it is a responsible global citizen".

Though it may have taken an age, the breakthrough means that reform in the United States has moved faster and further than it has in the rest of the world.

The breakthrough means that men with prostate cancer in the family could be screened to assess their risk, in the same way that women with a family history of breast cancer can be screened for the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, which gives them a 50% chance of developing it.

That was after eight minutes and the early breakthrough meant Uruguay could sit back and try to hit their opponents on the counterattack.

The need to create a consensus across the political divide after a SNP breakthrough meant that a Labour government would have to delay implementing some of its own ideas until it could win a majority, he said.

Rent-a-womb surrogacy, IVF and various other medical breakthroughs mean that fertility and motherhood no longer have to be in synch.

The breakthroughs mean data could travel at a rate of 575MBps (4.6Gbps).

Today, medical breakthroughs mean HIV-positive people can have near-normal life expectancy rates but not if you smoke.