Sentence examples for breakthrough was that from inspiring English sources

One reason that the Montgomery bus boycott was a breakthrough was that it made Martin Luther King the movement's first true media star.

The third big breakthrough was that high-quality InGaN films have become available.

The breakthrough is that we can now watch life in real time.

The touch-screen breakthrough is that you don't need to connect the Almond to a computer — or to anything but a power outlet — to set it up.

"An important breakthrough is that we have now managed to persuade Sacha Baron Cohen to write, produce and direct this movie, and he has also agreed to star".

Jam's breakthrough is that you can apply the same processing techniques to data which is picked with care and attention, and the results are far more effective.

"The real breakthrough is that we are using conventional manufacturing technology," said Randall D. Isaac, I.B.M.'s vice president for science and technology.

The breakthrough is that the computers use 64-bit microprocessors, a significant step beyond the 32-bit processors on current Apple machines and most Windows-based PC's.

"The breakthrough is that it's a major religious group that says unequivocally it will support its rabbis if they participate in these ceremonies," said Rabbi Paul Menitoff, the conference's executive vice president.

How much should you love innovation – the true religion of today – not to notice that the real price of a technological breakthrough is that art, at least in the Barcelona example, has become more expensive?

The Wii's big breakthrough is that you can tilt and wave the TV-remote-style controller to produce action on the screen, rather than having to master complicated sequences of button-pushing and trigger-pulling.