Sentence examples for breakthroughs are made from inspiring English sources
"Few breakthroughs are made by a single instrument.
Time and again, mathematical breakthroughs are made which look to be abstract and useless at the time, but turn out to be exactly what's needed.
Since it takes trade negotiators around a year to wrap up a deal once the big political breakthroughs are made, Hong Kong is widely viewed as a crucial deadline.And there is still a huge amount of negotiating to do.
As described by Ms. Miscik, a team assembled by Mr. Krongard was directed by Mr. Tenet "to ensure that significant breakthroughs are made quickly" to resolve the information-sharing problem.
When great breakthroughs are made they often seem mundane to those that achieve them.
Another danger of transformative research is that recognition may be harder to win even when breakthroughs are made.
They said Mr. Emanuel's arrival on Capitol Hill less than three weeks after the election — though no breakthroughs were made on issues — sent a good preliminary message.
The nervous system of the worm Caenorhabditis elegans has been an important model for both functional and developmental neurobiology since the late 1960s (Ankeny, 2001), and a number of important breakthroughs were made in the mid-1980s.
Recently, however, a breakthrough discovery was made by Finetti et al. showing that IFT20 is expressed in lymphoid and myeloid cells, indicating that IFT20 has functions independent of cilia formation.
After years of tension, a major breakthrough was made in October 2007 regarding North Korea's nuclear program.
