Sentence examples for breakthroughs that are from inspiring English sources
"Technological breakthroughs that are economically viable — for governments, that's the holy grail," he said.
Iran often claims technological breakthroughs that are impossible to independently verify.
We need to include the developing world in all the breakthroughs that are happening in science and technology, which means sharing knowledge and making it relevant worldwide.
Each presenter discussed the current knowledge of these targets and provided examples of recent scientific breakthroughs that are enhancing our understanding of these targets.
Given the still-strong support for liberal values on the continent, a Europe-first strategy can generate big breakthroughs that are unlikely on other fronts.
More seriously, he argued that the comics writers of the 1930s beat future generations of quantum physicists to the conceptual breakthroughs that are now keeping us in MRI scanners and CDs.
The breakthroughs that were achieved came only after wearying hours of what, to the British side at least, seemed like unjustifiable recalcitrance from both unionists and republicans.
They did not get them against the Irish and could not make the breakthroughs that were needed, particularly as Cooper's decision-making deficiencies were exposed again when he was under pressure.
"I miss you as colleagues, I miss you as partners, I miss you as competitors, I miss the healthy debates, the collaboration, the breakthroughs that were achieved".
"We want to keep making new breakthroughs; that's really a key part of what we have done and what we want to keep doing".
