Sentence examples for constitute breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The findings "constitute breakthrough research in this area," says chemist William Evans of the University of California, Irvine.

The initial findings, however, constitute a breakthrough.

These results constitute a breakthrough for the understanding of the internal structure of Khufu's Pyramid.

Assemblyman Fred Thiele, a former town supervisor who has been involved in South Fork transportation issues for 25 years, agreed that the sunken road did not constitute a breakthrough.

The full achievement of wide-spectrum formulations and easy reproducibility of results would constitute the breakthrough necessary to enter the era of routine use of enhanced sampling simulations.

We believe that these results contribute significantly to the progress in magnetic recording and constitute a breakthrough for materializing an unexplored areal recording density beyond 1 Tbit/in.2.

In isolation, though, this would hardly constitute a breakthrough.

The ability to regenerate human lung tissue, if successful, would constitute a breakthrough in modern medicine.

If proven effective, this would constitute a breakthrough non-operative treatment option for osteoarthritis.

By the standards that prevail in Washington, that constitutes a breakthrough.

NUSSEIBEH: Earlier today Amos was saying that what constitutes a breakthrough is an emotional transformation, an event that brings people to open up their eyes to one another.