The phrase "groundbreaking news" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that the news you are sharing is new, important, and has significant impact. Example: "The company's CEO announced groundbreaking news today - they have successfully developed a new renewable energy source that will revolutionize the industry."
There's been a relentless storm of incredibly groundbreaking news to obsess over this week, which means it might be time for something new to focus your obsessions on.
The whole prospect of incorporating various kinds of cognitive and biomarkers (in particular genetic and brain imaging data) in the new classification system has failed since, despite massive very interesting and sometimes "groundbreaking news" from neuroscience and genetics, knowledge about their clinical relevance and correlates is lacunar and fragmented, and thus in essence wanting.
I didn't think it was groundbreaking news".
The idea that Dempsey would like to move to a bigger club is not groundbreaking news.
While none of the so-called myths was groundbreaking news, obesity researchers applauded the article for helping to clear away some common misinformation about weight loss.
So they sent it to Astronomische Nachrichten, one of the oldest astronomy journals in the world, but rarely the venue today for groundbreaking news.
Quietly, outside of the news media and courtroom spotlight, many gay couples are doing just that, according to groundbreaking new research.
William Greaves was an Emmy-award winning co-host and executive producer of a groundbreaking television news programme in the US and a prolific film-maker whose subjects ranged from Muhammad Ali to America's black middle class.
With the jobs report due Friday and little in the way of groundbreaking corporate news this early in the year, investors may be biding their time.
We believe that groundbreaking health news should reach you in minutes, not days.
This is groundbreaking good news for a variety of reasons, mainly because the Guidelines set U.S. government food policy and influence billions (yes, that's billions!) of dollars and meals, including school lunch programs for most children in the U.S. It's about time, right?
