Sentence examples for more breakthroughs from inspiring English sources
What Americans want is more breakthroughs.
"There will have to be more breakthroughs to get to A.I., but, as Szilard illustrated, those can happen overnight," he told me.
What's more, breakthroughs most often come when I am not actively working, but helping my daughter to do a puzzle, or throw stones into a lake.
And, when asked if Apple worked on more "game changers" like the iPhone or the iPad, he had no choice but to promise more breakthroughs.
Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, the Vatican foreign minister, and his Cuban counterpart, Bruno Rodríguez, expressed optimism that landmark negotiations could produce more breakthroughs on the treatment of dissidents and Cuba's 180 political prisoners.
Yet design thinking is winning many converts in both industry and philanthropy.Mr Brown argues that a holistic approach to tackling problems produces more breakthroughs than the MBA's traditional urge to make incremental improvements to existing products or processes.
If they could have made one more breakthrough, Australia might have gone quietly.
For years Mr. Ouroussoff has been excoriating New Yorkers for settling for blandly contextual architecture rather than more breakthrough styles.
That campaign "put a contemporary face on Kotex," said Barbara Jurgens, managing partner at Ogilvy Chicago, but the red dot ads are "just more breakthrough, more differentiating".
"We found that Sign Boy appealed to younger golfers and kept the older ones, too," he said, "so the question became whether we wanted to do a fourth year of Sign Boy or come up with something more breakthrough".
First, there is a growing and welcome trend for companies that depend on technological and scientific leadership as well as innovation to partner research-intensive universities, as one plank of their strategy to keep ahead.Second, small companies are likely to contribute more breakthrough ideas, as there are more people with the necessary insight working in smaller companies.
