Sentence examples for reaching a key milestone from inspiring English sources

Mr Osborne will also congratulate JCB on reaching a key milestone in its history by selling its one millionth vehicle during the year.

At some point in the next 12 months, China will reach a key milestone: For the first time in its long history, the number of lawyers will surpass the number of judges.

Rosetta, Europe's decade-long quest to put a robotic lander on a comet, has reached a key milestone.

The pressure to reach a key milestone for the assembly of the international space station conflicted with NASA's need to keep the shuttle safe.

But other, cheaper approaches exist and one of them may have a chance to be the first to reach "break-even," a key milestone in which a process produces more energy than needed to trigger the fusion reaction.

A key milestone was reached on Easter Sunday when proton beams once again did full circuits of the LHC's 27km subterranean circle.

This lays a key milestone in our ability to reach all parts of the country, including remote and disadvantaged areas, with inclusive and quality maternal and neonatal care," said UNICEF Philippines Representative Lotta Sylwander.

"This is really a key milestone that we'd been hoping we would reach when we started this project over 40 years ago - that we would get a spacecraft into interstellar space," said Prof Ed Stone, the chief scientist on the venture.

The investor day on 19 June will be a key milestone.

We are on the verge of a key milestone in this process.

Stephen Barker, chief project engineer at Chiltern Railways, called the demolition a "key milestone".