Sentence examples for breakthrough views from inspiring English sources

I heard both the European break-up and breakthrough views in equal measure during a conference here.

In the Breakthrough view, change processes depend greatly on the role of individual professionals within the complex system of their working environment.

It was hailed as a breakthrough and also viewed with trepidation when it first showed in New York, in 1972, yet the public's reaction was so focussed on the movie's carnal bravado that its other, more furtive concerns may have escaped attention.

"The breakthrough, in my view, was in April of 2014, when key officials in the administration for the first time agreed that not only did the Cuban Five issue need to be addressed, but that commutation of the Cuban Five sentences was appropriate and would be supported," says Scott Gilbert, lawyer for Alan Gross.

Today, cryoelectron tomography (cryo-ET) has overcome a series of technical obstacles to emerge as a breakthrough technique for viewing structures inside intact cells.

Mr. Carter also wrote a biography of Jonas Salk, "Breakthrough," and a critical view of the American Medical Association, "The Doctor Business".

"From a structural point of view, the breakthrough came around 1990 when glass became tougher and architects started using it as a structure in its own right," Archer says.

He too landed a record deal and a couple of hits from 1983, including Calling Your Name and Cry and Be Free, but blew his chance at a US breakthrough and slipped from view as his drug problems escalated.

That was in my view, the breakthrough.

A pity, thinks Arif: "The entry of immigrant researchers might be a breakthrough in the biased view of immigrants.

To further connect spectators to the athletes in motion, breakthrough graphics, athlete's view cameras and onboard microphones will place fans at the very heart of the action.