Sentence examples for the breakthrough achieved from inspiring English sources

"The breakthrough achieved by abstract art," she added, opened "a previously unimaginable realm of creative freedom" for artists and architects.

Dr. Smalley, a chemist, said he and his colleagues were stunned by the breakthrough achieved by Dr. Huffman and the other physicists.

The use of dye sensitization in photovoltaics has received a great interest after the breakthrough achieved by Grätzel et al. [9], in the early 1990s.

The urethane linkage was already recognized in the previous century, but the breakthrough achieved by Bayer's team was the formation of new long-chain macromolecules resulting from the polyaddition reaction of diisocyanates with dialcohols.

The breakthrough achieved before Christmas means that the United Kingdom has guaranteed that, whatever its future relationship with the European Union, a hard border on the island of Ireland will be avoided.

The breakthroughs achieved by Ms. Cashin and designers like Claire McCardell, Vera Maxwell, Anne Klein and Anne Fogarty still influence the way women dress, and paved the way for the success of American designers like Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan and Calvin Klein.

With the social democrats licking their wounds and the centre-right scoring ­victories whether in power or in opposition, the other signal trend of the ballot was the breakthroughs achieved by extreme right-wing nationalists and xenophobes.

The breakthroughs achieved in the field of nanoscience are mainly attributable to the changes in the properties of materials as they are reduced to the size of nanometer from their bulk form.

However, confusion and lack of control caused the Soviet 4th and 13th Mechanized Corps to stumble as they began to exploit the breakthroughs achieved by the opening offensive.

So far, the extension of the bailout from 20 February to the end of June has remained the only breakthrough achieved by the brinkmanship of Alexis Tsipras' government in talks with eurozone creditors.

Related: Eurozone recovery defies the odds but long-term problems remain So far, the extension of the bailout from 20 February to the end of June has remained the only breakthrough achieved by the brinkmanship of Alexis Tsipras' government in talks with eurozone creditors.