Sentence examples for we consider a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Apart from rapid cycling in the past year, we consider a breakthrough mood episode in the previous 12 months or currently being symptomatic despite maintenance medication an indication for the use of a prospective lifechart.

"We consider this a breakthrough in the investigation," Jens Moller, Copenhagen's chief homicide investigator, told the Times.

Kent State's one victory here was considered a breakthrough.

But Mr. Spader said he had never had what he considered a breakthrough role.

Because reusing clothes' fibres has long been considered near-to impossible, Teijin's discovery was a considered a breakthrough.

The billionaire, Hussein K. Salem, was arrested in Spain this week in what was considered a breakthrough for Egyptian prosecutors.

The bathrooms alone were considered a breakthrough for workers who previously had used bottles and slop buckets.

But the fact that a major oil company has even made an alliance to go commercial with Verenium is considered a breakthrough by many ethanol executives.

"The Cosby Show" was considered a breakthrough in the 80's because it defied the stereotypes of "The Jeffersons" to depict an upper-middle-class black family.

When it was introduced last year, the iTunes service was considered a breakthrough for the music industry in its battle against the illegal downloading of music.

Mr. Szeemann is in fact best remembered for organizing Documenta 5 in 1972, which to this day is considered a breakthrough event.