Sentence examples for was breakthrough from inspiring English sources
noun
An advance through and past enemy lines.
In those days it was breakthrough enough to have the Russian company dance Balanchine at all — and so well.
The Silicon Valley firm has been valued at $10bn, raising $400m from investors through what it claimed was "breakthrough" technology that allowed it to do blood tests based on a pinprick, rather than a full blood draw.
Since then, researchers earnestly investigate the proposed β-perylene crystal than α-perylene crystal, as the results, numerous inventions and findings was breakthrough up to twentieth century.
For me, proper use of Truvada was breakthrough and in my personal opinion, a great option for serodiscordant couples.
The 2014 theme was "Breakthrough in cardiac arrest", with many high-quality updates on epidemiology, public health data, pre-hospital and in-ICU cares.
The most frequently reported other indication for prescribing FEBT in patients with aberrant behaviours reported was breakthrough pain (n = 4, 17.2% of other indications).
There were breakthrough moments.
What they do not have is breakthrough technologies.
The iPhone is Breakthrough Handheld Computer [WSJ].
But, he says, eventually there were "breakthrough moments".
It's not like EEG is breakthrough technology.
