Sentence examples for to develop a groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

In June 1973 Dr David Rashbash became the first Professor of the discipline and proceeded to develop a groundbreaking postgraduate course.

The Translational Population Health Research (TransPop) group was founded in 2008 to develop a groundbreaking longitudinal community registry and biorepository (the MURDOCK Study) before becoming part of CTSI in 2017.

According to a new study by Forbes Insights, "Nurturing Europe's Spirit of Enterprise: How Entrepreneurial Executives Mobilize Organizations to Innovate," that's because we tend to focus on individuals who develop a groundbreaking idea into a huge company worth billions of dollars, rather than on the hard currency of the idea itself.

WASHINGTON -- When Mitt Romney served as CEO of Bain & Co., his consulting firm helped tobacco giant Philip Morris develop a groundbreaking sales strategy that researchers say has been linked to an unprecedented spike in youth smoking.

Appointed to Warwick in 1967, two years after the university was founded and before any students arrived, he had almost three years to develop an ethos, design a groundbreaking curriculum and recruit a lively team of like-minded younger colleagues from several countries.

For the machines behind the music, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences is to award technical Grammys tonight to Robert Moog, who developed a groundbreaking synthesizer, and to Apple Computer Inc., the first time a computer company has received a Grammy.

University of Central Florida professor Henry Daniell has developed a groundbreaking way to produce ethanol from waste products such as orange peels and newspapers.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has developed a groundbreaking Internet freedom agenda, a principled approach to preserving the freedom to connect — the freedoms of expression, association and assembly online — and to ensuring that the Internet can be a platform for commerce, debate, learning and innovation in the 21st century.

He is a wunderkind who developed a groundbreaking VR headset in his parents' basement then sold it to Facebook for $2bn in 2014.

Brinster's group developed a groundbreaking technique for growing spermatogonial stem cells (SSCs)—the continually self-renewing cells that give rise to sperm—in culture, perhaps indefinitely.

As one of the creators of Hamilton, he received a special Kennedy Center Honor in 2018 for developing a groundbreaking work that defies category.