Sentence examples for remarkable breakthrough in from inspiring English sources
SIR - Your story on product placement concluded that product placement persuasion by money-questing, unelected business was less sinister than product placement persuasion by democratically elected government.I salute this remarkable breakthrough in surreal analysis.Richard Cullen Hong Kong.
Perhaps this will be the case with a remarkable breakthrough in molecular technology that could, in principle, store all the data ever recorded in a device that could fit in the back of a van (see article).
IF YOU only skim-read the headlines of last weekend's newspapers, you might have got the impression that Pope Francis made a remarkable breakthrough in inter-religious relations in Turkey last week, by praying with his Muslim hosts in a mosque and jointly celebrating a communion service with the senior bishop of the Orthodox Christian church.
On the one hand, his PSL party achieved a remarkable breakthrough in this month's legislative election, increasing its representation from one to 52 seats in the lower house.
In the recent years, group III-nitrides and their related alloys have been intensively studied with remarkable breakthrough in the growth of multilayer structures for device applications [1, 2, 3].
The ability to reprogram terminally differentiated nuclei to a pluripotent state by forced expression of key transcription factors (Oct4, Sox2, cMyc, Klf4) has been a remarkable breakthrough in molecular and cell biology [14] [16].
Medical research is clearly a good, and has achieved remarkable breakthroughs in the last century.
Excitement in the field of tumor immunotherapy is being driven by several remarkable breakthroughs in recent years.
The last 60 years has seen remarkable breakthroughs in what we know about the biology underlying diseases and the science and engineering of developing commercial drug development and medical devices that improve and save lives.
As the President said, we are also working together against international crime, drug trafficking, alien smuggling, stepping up our scientific cooperation, which already has produced remarkable breakthroughs in areas including the fight against birth defects like spina bifida.
All In The Mind (Tuesdays at 9pm on BBC Radio 4 from 31 October) is a returning ten-part series edited in London by Deborah Cohen for BBC Radio 4. In this new four-part series, The Innovators, Sarah Montague (pictured above) interviews people who have delivered remarkable breakthroughs in their chosen field.
