Sentence examples for breakthroughs that now from inspiring English sources

Other companies "have gotten a bit carried away over the last few years by the exaggerated expectations for the Internet world," he said, but added that I.B.M. "remained totally focused on two things: building the world's most powerful services company and creating real technology breakthroughs that now give us leadership products in components, software and hardware".

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.

But perhaps the biggest change is the technological breakthrough that now allows America to produce large quantities of shale gas.

That long-term effort resulted in a materials breakthrough that now supports a commercial product development effort.

With adult stem cells already being used in treatments for conditions including leukaemia and heart disease, scientists are searching now for the breakthroughs that could make it possible to contemplate new and effective treatments for diseases that have afflicted people over centuries, from Alzheimer's disease to spinal cord injuries.

However, since breakthroughs that could make this happen must now be viewed as a distinct possibility, it would be unwise to rule out a scenario of very substantial life extension.

Often though, the results of these accidental and surprising experiments can lead to some of the most incredible scientific breakthroughs that we now take for granted, from Penicillin to Kevlar, and Stainless Steel to Dynamite.

Philip New: It is possible if the world now is really serious about climate change, and if people continue to be concerned about energy security that given the breakthroughs in technology that now seem plausible, biofuels could represent a significant amount of the transport fuel mix in the future.

We now hope and pray for a diplomatic breakthrough that will set Syria on the path to transition.

Once, technology meant stuff that went to the moon…cured fatal diseases…extended the human lifespan miraculous breakthroughs that altered lives Now, "tech" means something very different: apps that…hails taxis…summon butlers…automatically call dog walkers…gadgets that remind you have a meeting…turn on your thermostat for you It's not that the latter is bad.

A welcome breakthrough that.