Sentence examples for groundbreaking move from inspiring English sources

In a groundbreaking move, YouTube engineers have created new technology to identify videos made by paedophiles.

In a groundbreaking move, Pope Benedict XVI said yesterday that the use of condoms can be justified in some cases.

Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win best director -- what a groundbreaking move in the movie industry.

The groundbreaking move could open up hundreds of thousands of frontline positions, and could see women working in elite commando units.

The Sinn Fein leader was clearly bracing his movement for a "groundbreaking" move - the kind that has split republicanism in the past.

Then, Bonner continues, "at some point permission was given" by the authorities to allow the film to be made; but, in another groundbreaking move, the footage was taken out of the country to be edited, thereby removing the state's control.

Dolce & Gabbana are being applauded for "groundbreaking moves in the fashion industry, where the blinkers are usually firmly on when it comes to diversity".

Albert Einstein was better known for his groundbreaking moves in physics than on the dancefloor, but he had respect for cutting a rug, claiming that "dancers are the athletes of God".

Now, following groundbreaking moves by France to return some of the works looted by its colonial forces, these museums are facing calls from the African art world for an audit of who has what – and how much longer they should keep them.

Even by Domingo's standards, this is a groundbreaking career move.

Barack Obama's historic trip to Cuba, the first by a sitting United States president since 1928, is in many ways the most symbolically charged and groundbreaking diplomatic move of his presidency.