Sentence examples for breakthroughs in work from inspiring English sources

The development is a landmark in biological research - and a triumph for UK science, one that should lead to breakthroughs in work on ageing, genetics and medicines.

Visual arts educator Elizabeth Day has worked in prison education for 26 years and she has witnessed incredible breakthroughs in her work with prisoners.

Taddeo believes the Leibowitz Memorabilia will lead him to breakthroughs in his work, but the abbot refuses to let Taddeo take items from the library back to Texarkana.

The NSA is not believed to have made significant breakthroughs in its work that would put it ahead of research efforts elsewhere in the US and Europe.

Graham's account of the theoretical role of jian bai is one of the many significant breakthroughs in his work on the later Mohists.

She squeals with excitement when students have a breakthrough in their work.

At the opera's turning point, when Veronica fails to appear at Brundle's studio to celebrate a breakthrough in his work, he turns to his telepods as a way to consummate the fantasy of liberating himself from his flesh.

A major breakthrough in his work was understanding that the depth of such artifacts could yield a way to gauge old sea levels, and thus the rate of ground subsidence over the centuries.

She communicates the almost erotic power that ideas can impart, "the bliss" experienced by Justin and his colleagues when they make a breakthrough in their work, lifting "a bit of the heavy veil the material world wears across her face" to catch "a feature of a feature never quite so glimpsed before".

The breakthrough in Dawes' work was the finding that even improper, simple, "stupid" models are better than intuition.

Whether we're helping clinicians provide day to day patient care with mobile apps or making breakthroughs in medical research, work in health requires data.