Sentence examples for breakthrough starting from inspiring English sources

Transferring that depth to mass-market family entertainment has been key to his breakthrough, starting with Thor in 2011.

Apparently, the breakthrough started several years back from detainee interrogations; it's not clear yet how or by what means the information about the courier who led to the Abbottabad compound was extracted.

Even in a fast-moving industry such as computing, it can sometimes take 25 years before a major technological breakthrough starts to show results in terms of products, services and major industrial disruption.

And the the Chapter 5 title, The Emotional Breakthrough, starts to characterize the book we found inside of us.

When operated as an exchange column at a flow of 5 bed volumes (BV) per hour, breakthrough started at 80 BV and total Al breakthrough occurred at 150 BV, yielding a very low capacity and treatment rate.

"We think we've seen some breakthroughs, starting at Crawford," a senior administration official deeply involved in the negotiations said in an interview on Friday.

As a result of technological breakthroughs starting in the 1980s, progress in therapeutic antibodies accelerated dramatically.

The conventional view is that an individual's best work will likely happen in their 30s or 40s, when they have a solid base of experience, along with the energy and enthusiasm to sustain high productivity; once we pass the mid-career point, hopes for breakthroughs start to dim.

The latest breakthroughs started happening around page 315, so that's probably not a bad start if you know what you're doing.

Scientific breakthroughs started coming thick and fast.

Her company AGROWN, of which she is the CEO, is positioning itself to be the zip code where new hydroponics technologies and breakthroughs start.