Sentence examples for were breakthrough from inspiring English sources
noun
An advance through and past enemy lines.
There were breakthrough moments.
In retrospect these were breakthrough events, but Mr. Boulez was fighting an uphill struggle.
There were more of those kind of events than there were breakthrough creative events to move forward.
It didn't hurt that a number of the drugs introduced in those years were breakthrough therapies for widespread problems like high blood pressure, excessive cholesterol and depression.
Of 14,000 consumer-goods launches between 2008 and 2011, 48 were "breakthrough products", meaning that they were distinctive, had sales of at least $50m in their first year and held on to at least 90% of that in their second.
But, he says, eventually there were "breakthrough moments".
There were breakthroughs.
But there were breakthroughs afterward.
"But those were breakthroughs".
These discoveries were breakthroughs in the field of mammalian epigenetics.
What they do not have is breakthrough technologies.
