Sentence examples for fewer groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

Even though the agency has accelerated its review process in recent years, drug companies are submitting fewer groundbreaking medications for approval.

But in so doing he's ensuring that there will be fewer groundbreaking medical treatments for insurance to cover.

There could be fewer groundbreaking startups as the web matures, more innovation by large companies, and most importantly, more people may just want to read about tech's giants.

There were fewer groundbreakings in September than in any other month in the last 14 years, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.

The Olympics once hid behind the veil of amateurism, and a few groundbreaking generations changed that.

The final documents produced at the conference contained a few groundbreaking elements, most notably giving nations credit for saving forests and opening up a long-planned fund to help poor countries adapt to climate change.

Sure, there's been a few groundbreaking games, specifically GTA3, but GTA3 was groundbreaking because of the gameplay and not necessarily the graphics (although the graphics were pretty damn cool).

She earned the sobriquet as a program director for the Ford Foundation from 1971 to 1981, granting about $5 million in seed money to a few dozen groundbreaking academic studies, sociological projects and statistical surveys that laid the groundwork for women's studies departments and public policy research programs across the country.

A few blocks away, groundbreaking for the new opera house begins next week.

Giving up, she listed a few of the groundbreaking figures who had passed through the Schomburg during her tenure: Gordon Parks, Maya Angelou, Arthur Ashe.

By now there are already dozens of books — a few of them, groundbreaking works of reportage — about Al Qaeda and 9/11, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the Bush and Obama administrations' management of national security.