Sentence examples for to breakthrough from from inspiring English sources

The first major band to breakthrough from the post-Britpop Welsh rock scene, dubbed "Cool Cymru", were Catatonia, whose single "Mulder and Scully" (1998) reached the top ten in the UK, and whose album International Velvet (1998) reached number one, but they were unable to make much impact in the US and, after personal problems, broke up at the end of the century.

That, coupled with Operation Desert Storm's lightning-quick victory over Iraq, led to breakthroughs from Pyongyang to the Palestinian territories.

An analytical solution for a model consisting of two possible cavity geometries is fit to breakthrough curves from sediment wash-off experiments.

From breakdown to breakthrough, it's a revolution from the heart of nature and the human heart.

In the 20th century, America led the world in scientific and technological innovation, with federally funded basic research leading to breakthroughs ranging from the Internet to the Human Genome Project, with many positive impacts on society.

Only if we make the shift from incremental to breakthrough logic will business realize the huge market values now being forecast – and only if we succeed in accelerating a critical mass of business leaders into the breakthrough zone will the sustainability forecast truly brighten.

First, by applying a "Market risk - Execution risk" map to establish a firm's strategy, from incremental to breakthrough innovations.

This is the risk that may have to be taken in order to move from breakdown to breakthrough rather than breakup.

Periodically, corporations' strategy calls for a radical shift from incremental to breakthrough innovation that requires a breakthrough re-branding and re-design.

Falkenhayn limited the size of the front to 3 4 miles (4.8 6.4 km) to concentrate their firepower and to prevent a breakthrough from a counteroffensive.

Fifth, to seek a breakthrough from the current breakdown, Israel and the Palestinian Authority must recommit themselves to an immediate resumption of the peace negotiations to bring an end to the occupation.