Sentence examples for breakthroughs that would from inspiring English sources

Amazingly, Austen came up with technical breakthroughs that would take the novel well into the modern era.

Tablet computers generated plenty of excitement at the gathering, which ends Thursday, although hardware makers promoted modest variations on the concept rather than major breakthroughs that would distinguish their products from Apple's iPad.

Exxon's boss Lee Raymond recently vowed to produce technological breakthroughs that would make "unconventional oil conventional .Another significant way in which the big firms will change, argues Robin West of PFC Energy, is through their push into natural gas.

For all of the talk of beginning a new phase in Iran's relationship with the West, as Mr. Zarif put it in a news conference here, neither side announced any diplomatic breakthroughs that would facilitate a comprehensive agreement or even short-term measures to build trust between the two sides.

Research laboratories try to bring innovation in this dynamic domain and nanowires array technology is one of the possible breakthroughs that would bring material saving, conversion efficiency enhancement and innovative products to address new markets.

There's also very good reason to believe that integrating the arts and sciences leads to creative breakthroughs that would not be possible when either was excluded.

That man was the breakthrough that would have made all the difference in my life.

Could we find a breakthrough that would cut 90% of the electricity required for space cooling?

That points to a Republican breakthrough that would snatch the speaker's gavel away from Representative Nancy Pelosi -- if 2010 follows historical patterns.

The Holy Grail in transplantation is a breakthrough that would induce the body to regard a foreign organ as its own.

Some device makers and surgeons heavily promoted the technique as a breakthrough that would allow younger patients to remain more active.