Sentence examples for making breakthroughs with from inspiring English sources
Given this last assertion that we are potentially on the verge of making breakthroughs with respect to new AD therapies, one might question whether additional incremental funding is needed.
Divesting themselves of theory in favor of an attitude of just letting it happen, working with synthesizers made by Mr. Moog and Donald Buchla capable of performing live in real time, composers like Morton Subotnick and Terry Riley made breakthroughs with the public.
Researchers pay special attention to native-place ties in the workplace and have made breakthroughs with relevant theories, such as relational hegemony (Guanxi Baquan) (Shen and Zhou 2007) and the reverse order in paying off workers (Ni Chaxugeju) (Cai and Jia 2009).
By Sunday, participants tearfully explained in testimonies how they had made breakthroughs with family members they had not spoken to for years.
They're not in this for maliciousness, they're in this because they know Apple's made breakthrough hardware with shackles on it.
"We're trying to make tiny breakthroughs with the baby," Ms. Spadafora said.
However, Southgate was delighted to have made a breakthrough with Emnes after weeks of work behind the scenes.
But until there are signs that Sanders is making a breakthrough with older voters and minorities – and there aren't any yet – it would be premature to put your chips on the momentum argument.
Boro looked dangerous on the counter-attack, and Emnes silenced the home crowd by making the breakthrough with a fortunate effort.
Sociedad continued to press for their first win in the group stage but United should have made the breakthrough with their first attack of the second half.
The X-Men have always been mid-level commercial performers in the UK – all the films so far have been convincingly beaten here by all of Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies as well as reboot The Amazing Spider-Man – so 20th Century Fox does seem to have finally made a breakthrough with the latest film.
