Sentence examples for breakthroughs which from inspiring English sources

Sometimes an eloquent passage pops out of nowhere, like his assessment of Bing Crosby's vocal breakthroughs, which laid the foundation for Sinatra's style.

"I'm sure I can come up with some really novel breakthroughs, which will improve my own A.I. brain and let me use my improved intelligence to invent still more incredibly novel advances, and so on and so forth.

Then there is the growing expectation from a public that regularly hears about apparent medical breakthroughs which are claimed to save, extend or improve life, such as new drugs to treat cancer and other conditions.

When eight doctors from around the world can look at the same M.R.I. in real time, said Levin, it enables the acceleration of small breakthroughs, which is where big breakthroughs eventually come from.

London and Dublin previously put huge effort into achieving the breakthroughs which led to the paramilitary ceasefires, the establishment of power-sharing and the dramatic drop in violence in the last decade.

Mr Houben's typing may well be genuine, and therefore atypical: nobody can have a meaningful opinion, because newspapers are no place to communicate breakthroughs which are incompatible with large swathes of current knowledge, and based on what seems to be weak and even contradictory evidence.

This brings us to the latest breakthrough, which is womb transplantation.

Somebody makes an important scientific breakthrough, which explains a piece of the world.

The only breakthrough which can start to make politics work is a return to the institutions".

That said, the larger goal of the surge was to facilitate a political breakthrough, which has not happened.

And so Van Commenee refuses to claim he has made a breakthrough which will resolve the whole miserable saga.