Sentence examples for more significant breakthrough from inspiring English sources

But the more significant breakthrough may have come in 1996, with the Halmis' version of "Gulliver's Travels," a ratings success as surprising as the discovery of an old treasure on "Antiques Roadshow".

And while improvements in microprocessors and graphics chips have helped advance game imagery over the years, the more significant breakthrough has been in software, said Peter Wanat, executive producer of the coming video game The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay, for Vivendi Universal Games.

He swung one past the nightwatchman Gary Keedy's defensive bat to hit off-stump, and doubled up with a more significant breakthrough with the home captain Chris Read caught behind to a very good delivery which nipped away off the angle.

On one level, there was an etiolated form of disco represented here by Will Powers' tedious "Adventures In Success"; but more significant breakthroughs were being made by Talking Heads with the itchy precision of "Born Under Punches", and particularly by their spin-off project The Tom Tom Club, whose "Genius Of Love" was an early electro-funk milestone.

While understandable, this approach also compromises the possibility of more significant breakthroughs.

In addition to those projects, one of the more significant breakthroughs in the fight against climate change has been our work to help establish California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard, which requires sellers of transportation fuels in California to reduce carbon emissions by 10percentt.

The effect of the roughness of the permeability field is more significant on water oil ratio and breakthrough time than on the cumulative oil production and oil production rate.

To rescue the faltering process, the U.S. offered both parties guarantees of support on more significant issues but failed to achieve a breakthrough.

So what we're seeing today is a breakthrough that is far more significant than the technological advancements in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing that ushered in the shale revolution.

Given the apparent importance of this parameter in antidepressant efficacy [15], this might constitute a significant breakthrough for patients, as more than 60% of them fail to respond, or only partially do, to classical treatments [16].

That was quite a breakthrough, but the team's next insight was even more significant: the whole process couldn't happen without the existence of a large body of subsurface water to exert tidal pressure from below.