Sentence examples for breakthroughs or a from inspiring English sources

With a few more research breakthroughs or a continued rise in overall energy prices, unsubsidized solar might even become competitive with conventional power supplies.

None of which would matter, if "Jigsaw" were a creative breakthrough or a smart departure.

Thousands of visitors passed through, uncertain whether they were witnessing a colossal breakthrough or a monumental joke.

This panel discussion wonders, Were these marriages a breakthrough or a way to make gay and lesbian characters more acceptable to the mainstream audience?

"To raise fifty million," he said — slash, two-handed swipe — "you either need a major technological breakthrough or a large customer ready to go".

Still, the Palestinian response — echoed by outrage from Israeli groups that oppose construction in East Jerusalem and the West Bank — underscored the delicacy of the moment as people on both sides said the prospect for a breakthrough, or a breakdown, in Mr. Kerry's efforts was at a peak.

Moving forward with waveguide displays would certainly leave both options open for the company, though given the small window that even today's widest field-of-view waveguides have, I expect that Apple may opt for the latter pending a big tech breakthrough or a heavily delayed release.

The process of creating huge artworks for everybody's eyes and the attitude of the artists and the team of involving everyone and gathering people under the signs of art-making and artworks - which is absolutely new in India, is an empowering breakthrough or a certain kind.

Are these a medical breakthrough or a slippery slope to designer babies?

Tony Namkung, a senior advisor to Mr. Richardson and an Asia specialist who accompanied the governor to Pyongyang, said Tuesday:  "This does not add up to a breakthrough or even a turning point.

For Jones, it's when mentees make a major breakthrough or finish a project because she helped them think through a roadblock.