Sentence examples for critical breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

The engineering team successfully tackled these challenges and made critical breakthroughs, especially in the area of safety control.

"The commitment to triple the budget and national offers of significant new search and rescue capacity are critical breakthroughs," said Save the Children.

We will discuss how studying model organisms has provided the critical breakthroughs that have helped us understand developmental and disease mechanisms in higher organisms.

But in a 2011 review of the ages at which Nobel laureates in science made their critical breakthroughs, economists Benjamin F. Jones and Bruce A. Weinberg painted a different picture.

Though the "iconic image of the young, great mind making critical breakthroughs" may have been true in physics in the 1920s and 1930s, when quantum mechanics was developing, today it is not, they wrote.

In the first Afghan War, 1839-42, the British army officer and Assyriologist Henry Creswicke Rawlinson had to abandon for years the research that would eventually lead to critical breakthroughs in the decipherment of the cuneiform writing system, which in turn opened up the ancient history of the Middle East.

The new president's abandonment of post-9/11 Bush doctrine is a critical breakthrough.

However, one critical breakthrough received far less press: the discovery of lymphatic vessels in the brain.

For our moment in history, Paris is a critical breakthrough – but it is also just the beginning.

In Saudi Arabia, where women have always been excluded from the public work force, it is a critical breakthrough.

Investigators said that Mr. Bertoldi's arrival in Geneva after the theft provided a critical breakthrough in the inquiry.