Sentence examples for groundbreaking accomplishments from inspiring English sources

The inductees, who shared their secrets of success with the publication, are honored for "decades of groundbreaking accomplishments," Crain's reported.

When Hawking died in March at 76, after ringing up a lifetime of groundbreaking accomplishments in astronomy, friends immediately thought of Desikan.

DENDRAL's groundbreaking accomplishments inspired an evolution of expert systems, moving artificial intelligence out of the laboratory and into the structure of countless software applications.

Reif heralded Lagarde's groundbreaking accomplishments as the first woman to lead the IMF and the first woman to be finance minister of France, among other things.

This was Josephine Baker the doctor, a solidly built turn-of-the-century New York physician who carried off a series of groundbreaking accomplishments — and was unfailingly amused at the constant confusions between herself and the sexy young Parisian entertainer of the same name.

Reif also observed that Lagarde has demonstrated a distinctively "broad view of what topics should concern the head of the IMF," from fiscal policy to "an aging population, to discrimination, to income inequality, to climate change". And he heralded Lagarde's groundbreaking accomplishments as the first woman to lead the IMF and the first woman to be finance minister of France, among other things.

And it would put 6,000km between the first female president and the one person most able – and likely – to set back that groundbreaking accomplishment, and what it might mean to the women of the world.

Based on details of the Prussian education system which Everett had learned about, this groundbreaking accomplishment would be emulated by other states.

He opened up about the details of his groundbreaking accomplishment as the first male to ever be on the cover of a national bridal magazine.

Yet for all of his groundbreaking musical accomplishments, he was perhaps better remembered as the cohost (with fellow musician Roy Clark) of Hee-Haw, an immensely popular cornball country-and-western television variety show (1969 86), to which he contributed increasingly less music and more comedy.

But what I'm hearing is that Academy members have been turned off by the "Lincoln" camp's self-seriousness -- everything from the White House screening and the free DVD's for students to the stories about Daniel Day-Lewis staying in character for the duration of the shoot -- and would rather reward "Life of Pi" director Ang Lee for his groundbreaking technical accomplishment.