Sentence examples for has been a groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

His administration's campaign to that end has been a "groundbreaking" success, according to the Department of Justice, the agency that has led it.

Peter Clarke, the chief inspector, says Cedars, which opened in 2011 near Gatwick airport, has been a "groundbreaking facility" that will now be lost despite significant human and financial investment over the past few years.

Marion Bartoli knows Amélie Mauresmo even better than Andy Murray does and she sees nothing but good in what has been a groundbreaking partnership for the French coach and the world No3, who is embracing his new-found feminism with the zeal of a convert.

St. John's has been a groundbreaking addition for the transgender community of Los Angeles in terms of health care.

Today North Korea refused to turn up to what would have been a groundbreaking discussion of its human rights situation at the UN.

North Korea, angry after being accused by the US of hacking Sony Pictures, is refusing to turn up to what would have been a groundbreaking discussion of its human rights situation at the UN.

And Chuck Hagel--now that would've been a groundbreaking candidate who would've stolen some Republican thunder.

Their voices are in the distance, why Shane's antics are front and center, ruining what could have been a groundbreaking conversation.

I thought Kathleen Sebelius would've been a groundbreaking pick, though perhaps it wouldn't bring much politically to the ticket other than a breath of fresh air.

Leading playwrights include the prolific Michel Tremblay, who has been a force since his groundbreaking Les Belles-Soeurs (1968; "The Sisters-in-Law"), and John Gray, who established his reputation with Billy Bishop Goes to War (1981).

In the belated rush to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Virgin Records there has been a tendency to forget the groundbreaking acts who were signed to Richard Branson's label in the mid-1970s.