Sentence examples for the stunning breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

First, in the 1960s the biological sciences became philosophically much more complex and interesting, as the stunning breakthroughs in molecular biology of the previous decade particularly the discovery in 1953 of the nature of the DNA molecule were starting to bear fruit.

Only Gorbachev's premature ascension to power and extraordinary departure from prior Soviet leadership patterns allowed for the stunning breakthroughs of the late 1980s.

Their brilliance grew out of flirting with disaster: the awkward experiments that paved the way for stunning breakthroughs, the chaotic concerts that crystallised in moments of wild magic, the puzzlingly opaque lyrics that could be either ridiculous or sublime.

It is the throw-deep approach that pushes technology to the edge to achieve stunning breakthroughs that dramatically extend the frontiers of science, while inspiring the next generation of scientists and capturing the imagination of the public.

Indeed there are not one, but two, reasons for joy and buoyancy over this stunning breakthrough.

In the wake of the SNP's stunning breakthrough the former prime minister may allow himself a small "told you so" moment, though that sort of behaviour is not usually within his nature.

They had suspected the two of using drugs since both made stunning breakthroughs at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

The last few years have seen stunning breakthroughs in knowledge about how to make families, along with other groups, work more effectively.

The basic theory behind fiber optics and light-sensitive chips is not new, but these physicists made stunning breakthroughs that adapted each of them to the modern age.

So far, industry executives admit to garnering interesting insights rather than stunning breakthroughs.

Whereas a Western software firm typically releases an early "beta" version of a product only to a select group of guinea-pigs, Chinese firms are more likely to launch theirs straight into the market: they use consumers as co-creators, seeking their feedback and then rapidly adjusting their products.This sort of accelerated innovation may not generate stunning breakthroughs.