Sentence examples for considered groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

The outcome of the ICPD in 1994 was considered groundbreaking.

Why might the new relationship be considered groundbreaking?

It's a bit similar to Unreported World, but back then it was considered groundbreaking.

His 1978 science fiction novel, "Chrome," is considered groundbreaking for depicting a homosexual romance.

His theories on creativity, heretofore only published in Chinese, are considered groundbreaking in the field.

He was, of course, a gifted, inventive photographer; his introduction of real people into architectural images is considered groundbreaking.

I can't say I agree, but I can see what they consider groundbreaking about this restless, continuously morphing score, which Beethoven wrote on a commission from Prince Nikolaus Esterhazy II of Hungary.

Let's consider groundbreaking films like Connected, by Tiffany Shlain, What The Bleep Do We Know (by Betsy Chasse, William Arntz, Mark Vicente), or the landmark film Thrive by Elevate Films (who have another film called Be Brave that was recently funded on Indiegogo).

Considered a groundbreaking exemplar of documentary photography upon its publication in 1972, "Suburbia" later went out of print, dropping off the radar in much the same way its creator did.

The city's Board of Education has taken a first step in what is considered a groundbreaking plan to make students, teachers and parents more accountable for success in the schools.

Mrs. Schecter's 1982 book, "Women and Male Violence: The Visions and Struggles of the Battered Women's Movement," a history and analysis of early efforts against domestic violence, is considered a groundbreaking work.