Sentence examples for one breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Schilling, a professor of management and organizations at New York University's Stern School of Business, also describes them as "serial breakthrough innovators," which sounds like something you'd find under the hood of a car but is meant to denote those "rare people whose life's purpose is based on making one breakthrough after another".
One breakthrough had already happened before they started.
One breakthrough at the meeting was a start to admit women to the Council.
One breakthrough, however, is the "cutlet": pork-chop-shaped silicone falsies.
One breakthrough is an inexpensive vaginal ring that releases hormones, lasts a year and should not require a doctor.
One breakthrough concept that Mr. Johnson attributed to Mr. Kessler was creating all of the animation on a conventional desktop Apple computer.
That one technical breakthrough puts nearly two million long-haul trucking jobs at risk.
Honda says one big breakthrough was shrinking the size of its fuel cells.
The company did make at least one major breakthrough, however, when it splashed out $1.65bn to purchase YouTube in October.
For many consumers, for instance, one true breakthrough of the Web has been to reduce the haggling and dickering involved in buying a car.
In one document, Breakthrough suggests that while the community groups are consulted at several stages of the project, final approval should be Ricu's.
