Sentence examples for breakthrough will be a from inspiring English sources
As a result, the business model deemed most likely to deliver the much vaunted m-banking breakthrough will be a cellphone-bank joint venture.
Whether England's series victory against New Zealand proves to be a breakthrough will be dictated by subsequent performances.
One breakthrough will be in making a self-hosted and totally secure email address, Dropbox clone, or what have you as easy as signing up for an email address, and as simple to operate.
"They're really not doing the kinds of things people do in meaningful dialogue". A research breakthrough will be needed, he said, before a machine can carry on an intelligent conversation.
Given Europe's track record — and opposition in countries like Germany to a broad bailout for its less thrifty neighbors — a breakthrough will be hard to achieve.
Plus we'll be able to wave goodbye to the corrupt big drug companies that are in cahoots with chemists, because as long as they're regulated, anyone who has a breakthrough will be able to market the drugs directly to the consumer.
However, Syria observers remain sceptical that a genuine breakthrough will be achieved in Munich, or, if proclaimed, if it will be implemented.
I would like to chip away at the king's pawn cover: experience tells me that a central breakthrough will be more difficult to deal with when the king is exposed.
A decisive breakthrough will be to understand why neurodegenerative diseases involve specific brain areas, and how local lipid composition may account for such geographic restrictions (Refs 127, 135).
When you're an inventor, fear that your iPod-level breakthrough will be stolen is not easy to ward off.
