Sentence examples for breakthrough stating from inspiring English sources

Instead, Trump acknowledged, the summit is unlikely to achieve a major breakthrough, stating that at minimum he would like to "start a dialogue" with Kim.

Chuck D has credited Ice as a regional breakthrough, stating "He broke through in the mid-South, in a Southern area in Texas, in something that was kind of indigenous to that hip-hop culture down there.

For example, one researcher, when describing one of his early breakthroughs stated, "When we did design the actual study.we had very dim hopes actually because the results in the laboratory.really didn't make all that much sense.

We decided at that first meeting to concentrate on New York State as our breakthrough state.

Offering breakthrough state-of-the-art robotic neurorehabilitation therapies to restore motor function for adults recovering from a neurological condition.

"This is a major breakthrough," state Sen. Lois Wolk (D), one of the bill's co-authors, told the San Francisco Chronicle.

Prof. Patel is author of the books "101 Innovation Breakthroughs", "State of Innovation at the Firm-Level in Singapore", "Greenovate - Companies Innovating to Create a More Sustainable World", "Connectivate! - Innovation in the connected world of today and tomorrow"; and the soon to published "Thinking and Acting Differently to Make Innovation Real".

On September 24, 2015, President Santos and leaders of the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC) announced a breakthrough in these negotiations, stating an agreement would be struck in the next six months.

I went to a Toyota event in Tokyo, where Uchiyamada-san mentioned the possibility of a breakthrough solid-state battery.

Dr. Wu first acknowledged the Sanger sequencing as a great breakthrough, and continued to state the neglected fact: "However, the method was still based on my location specific-primer-extension principle in labeling the DNA before sequence analysis".

This paper discusses recent breakthroughs in state-of-the-art of electrostatic fluid accelerators (EFAs).