Sentence examples for given the breakthrough from inspiring English sources

And Alice Lowe and Steve Oram, whose brutal dark comedy Sightseers was nominated for a Bafta, were jointly given the breakthrough British film-maker award.

However, given the variability of the breakthrough curves from one experiment replicate to another, under-sampling might easily lead to conclude that the dispersion coefficient is variable with distance.

Given the kinds of breakthroughs in technology behind the development of artificial worlds that looked remarkably close to the real thing, he decided to help found a company that would focus on virtual reality and augmented reality services.

At a given temperature, the breakthrough, plateau and decay times of the shock wave were found to decrease with bed depth.

Clearly, there is much still to do, but we believe that targeting the correct combinations of signalling pathways in carefully selected groups of patients could give the therapeutic breakthrough that has been long overdue in melanoma.

This touch of sanity is a welcome breakthrough given the insane arms race of the past 50-plus years.

The Republic made a blistering start and Keane should have given the hosts an early breakthrough.

The BBC's Stephen Evans in Seoul says the talks are something of a breakthrough given the level of insult thrown at the South by the North in recent years.

Anderson, bowling with far greater rhythm than he did in the previous two Tests at Chester-le-Street and Old Trafford, had given the hosts an early breakthrough with the first of two wickets that took him past Bob Willis into second place in England's all-time list with 326 scalps.

"Given the potential for research breakthroughs and the huge premiums for some of Samsung's rivals, the current price is a safe entry point".

It could end up being one of the more meaningful and eventful gatherings in decades, given the possibility of significant breakthroughs on Iran and Syria.