Sentence examples for new technological breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

And a full accounting of costs may show that some of these technologies are not realistic contributors toward reducing emissions — at least, not without new technological breakthroughs.

Instead, we need new technological breakthroughs.

The Smithsonian Institution hopes to apply our new technological breakthroughs in animal breeding to the conservation of endangered species.

The rise in popularity of engineered nanomaterials has consequently resulted in incorporation of nanomaterials into hundreds of consumer products and provides great promise for new technological breakthroughs.

Nanoparticles have been incorporated in hundreds of different types of products, and the novel properties of nanomaterials offer great promise to provide new technological breakthroughs.

While astronomers continue to seek new technological breakthroughs with which to build larger ground-based telescopes, it is readily apparent that the only solution to some scientific problems is to make observations from above Earth's atmosphere.

It's how some small new technological breakthrough can have huge, unexpected, world-changing consequences.

Test-driving The New Yorker's newest technological breakthrough.

"Where are the Autobahns, where are the new airports, the technological breakthroughs, the five million new jobs?" Georgiy Kasianov, a historian at the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences, said to me.

But if Toyota doesn't look like an innovative company it's only because our definition of innovation — cool new products and technological breakthroughs, by Steve Jobs-like visionaries — is far too narrow.

But, in deference to reality, the President spent a few moments discussing the economic benefits, citing the usual list of innovations that we owe to nasa and promising that his plan would lead to a new generation of "technological breakthroughs".