Sentence examples for far from breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Up to half of today's 1,500 or so biotech firms (fewer than 400 of which are public) will disappear, aided by mergers.But if biotech companies are so far from breakthrough products, why will anybody buy them?
Far from a breakthrough, however, the wicket merely brought together Sangakkara and Jayawardene, whose 126-run stand moved them ahead of former Australia opening pair Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden as the third most prolific Test partnership of all time.
Though far from finished, a recent breakthrough in Geneva has put the talks back on track.Even more striking in an election year, the Bush team has eschewed bashing China to win votes.
The Irish document notes that Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, had appeared far from optimistic that a breakthrough would happen in time for the summit on 14 December.
In the late 1980s (pictured), research on the AX-5 spacesuit led to a new breakthrough in hard, rigid designs, but the astronaut glove remains far-from-perfect.
Statins, the cholesterol-lowering drugs that went on the market in 1987, were a huge breakthrough, but far from a panacea.
But in interviews with members of the team that reportedly found this Holy Grail of materials science, ScienceNOW has learned that a bona fide breakthrough is far from certain.
The Soviet Union spent barely 1 in 30 dollars of a far smaller income -- and walled itself off from breakthrough drugs and devices that Western investments reaped.
Whether its recent investment in knowledge will lead to future creative breakthroughs is far from certain.
Breakthrough was then far from certain with sticking points that included an extension of the Kyoto Protocol, the only global pact enforcing carbon cuts.
