Sentence examples for major technological breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Ford would like us to see the EcoBoost as a major technological breakthrough.

For now, it notes, "pending a major technological breakthrough," 3D movie files are too large to download or stream.

"To raise fifty million," he said — slash, two-handed swipe — "you either need a major technological breakthrough or a large customer ready to go".

For electric cars, there is still no major technological breakthrough for the rapid recharging of a large capacity battery and detection of remaining power in it.

Even in a fast-moving industry such as computing, it can sometimes take 25 years before a major technological breakthrough starts to show results in terms of products, services and major industrial disruption.

While the government insists that aviation should pay for its environmental costs, it also knows that there is no prospect of any major technological breakthrough that will significantly reduce aircraft emissions.

"We use the central lab to study things that require major technological breakthroughs".

Any two of these three objectives can be achieved today, but putting all three together will require major technological breakthroughs.

It is expected that in the near future major technological breakthroughs in scanning proximal probe nanotools will allow for key scientific impact on analysis and synthesis of nanostructures.

The discovery of the speed of Britain's recolonisation after the last ice age, and the disquieting fate of some of those first settlers, is the result of two major technological breakthroughs.

HBR: There have been concerns expressed lately that, in advanced economies, we've thoroughly exploited the major technological breakthroughs of the past century and might now have hit a plateau.