Sentence examples for breakthroughs to those from inspiring English sources

Throughout history, some of the greatest successes in development have come from extending the reach of scientific and technological breakthroughs to those who lacked access.

Nancy Reagan, the former first lady, and a bipartisan group of lawmakers have argued that less stringent limits on science could eventually lead to breakthroughs to help those who suffer from diabetes and Alzheimer's disease.

They've announced a $10 billion buyback, an increased dividend, and the elimination of investment into research on Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, laying off 300 scientists and putting breakthroughs to fight those diseases further out of reach.

"There will have to be more breakthroughs to get to A.I., but, as Szilard illustrated, those can happen overnight," he told me.

But animal studies are still vital for those afflicted and also may lead to breakthroughs applicable to more common retinal diseases.

Within those parameters, there is no breakthrough to be had.

It's a breakthrough all right but a breakthrough to what?

MR. ESSNER understands history well enough to recognize that big scientific breakthroughs generally accrue to those willing to take a chance.

The project is called Breakthrough Listen and to those who are dedicated to this line of work, this money is a godsend, as funding for alien hunting has become harder and harder to find.

While IT solutions software isn't the sexiest thing happening in biotech, it's an important step in organizing the research to get to those breakthroughs and Benchling provides that part of the ecosystem.

For some who could -- thanks to those breakthroughs -- participate in the "race to the top," it amounted to a lot.