Sentence examples for industry breakthrough from inspiring English sources

The Army used a high-energy laser to shoot down an artillery shell in midflight in a military industry breakthrough, the Army and the manufacturer, TRW, said.

When Motorola released the Moto G in 2013, it was seen as an industry breakthrough, making the most fully featured, high quality smartphone for the lowest price at the time.

Engineered with the exclusive 24.6 Mega Pixel Full Frame Exmor CMOS sensor, an industry breakthrough from Sony, this powerhouse integrates only the best imaging technologies from the world's leading image sensor manufacturer.

I have seen Vodafone's director of new business development Frank Boulben speak a handful of times this spring, and he can't stop talking about how the service will encourage mobile Web usage, and says it's an industry breakthrough because the Vodafone price point beats some of the U.S. equivalent, so-called unlimited data plans.

Juxtaposed with a price tag of $360,000 with competitor base rates of nearly $1.5 million, you can see the potential for Desktop Metal's industry breakthrough.

An ambitious Silicon Valley effort to create computer industry breakthroughs ended in failure today when the Web site of the Interval Research Corporation was replaced with a stark press release stating that its co-founder, Paul G. Allen, had closed the advanced computer laboratory after eight years.

They have pioneered many of the industry breakthroughs in new and improved rayon.

But the Axon M's dual-screen technology isn't the result of industry breakthroughs.

In some industries, breakthrough technology drives value.

The commissioner of the state's Department of Human Services, Kevin Concannon, said in an interview that he had great respect for the industry's breakthrough drugs, but added: "My problem is the intractability of the industry and their unwillingness to be fair and reasonable around the issue of pricing.

Following the biotechnology industry model, breakthrough nanotechnologies may best be developed by small groups of highly skilled, risk-taking individuals.