Sentence examples for schedule breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Fencing, on the other hand, you can practice things and you can schedule making noticeable progress in your game, as opposed to research where you can't schedule breakthroughs.

"The goal of the SCI is not to schedule breakthroughs, but to create conditions that favor them," said Deborah Jakubs, Rita DiGiallonardo Holloway University Librarian and Vice Provost for Library Affairs at Duke.

And it's also worth noting that some of the medical breakthroughs scheduled for 2017 are so outlandish, they might not pan out.

On Tuesday, he noted that the channel's breakthrough was ahead of schedule and said Discovery remained "very bullish" on OWN's long-term trajectory.

Not that he has much time for them in his schedule, which ever since his breakthrough ballet, "Polyphonia," in 2001, has required a series of intercontinental jetés.

The talks have yielded no breakthroughs; the next round is scheduled for October.

But without a breakthrough soon, the dominoes in the schedule will begin to fall.

Despite the continued success of Ronda Rousey, a breakthrough star, the year's U.F.C. schedule was nearly as notable for the many fights that didn't happen, often due to injury, as for the ones that did.

Despite talk of a breakthrough, administration officials worried that Congress's schedule left no room for error.

The prevailing political wisdom day is that if the summit meeting produces a breakthrough, Mr. Barak will fly home and immediately schedule a referendum and new elections, perhaps simultaneously.

They're edgy, funny and, at times, borderline offensive, but three comics who have dominated Channel 4's evening schedule over the last fortnight might just have achieved a breakthrough for a subject that is notoriously hard to tackle.