"Roles for women continued to break new ground," she continued.
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But Hunter suggested that the debate could break new ground.
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"Roles for women continue to break new ground," Mullally said.
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We want to break new ground on that as well.
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"The Great Hack" still manages to break new ground, though.
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Ms. Anderson doesn't break new ground in exploring those reactions.
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Her new exhibition shows how games can break new ground.
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Take a shot and break new ground for your outstanding startup.
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Modern Family will break new ground when it comes to transgender representation.
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Jeremy Lebewohl thought he was within his rights to break new ground.
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But not every show needs to break new ground to be a success.
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In this, as in so many ways, Mr. Trump would break new ground.
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One chart watcher says its technicals cast doubt the stock can break new ground.
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His first hundred days were notably devoid of any effort to break new ground.
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But the leaders are unlikely to break new ground at the summit, the official added.
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Strategists at Brown Brothers Harriman don't expect Yellen to break new ground in her testimony.
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Rappers found that they could break new ground by blending sung melodies into their verses.
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Prosecuting a president after he leaves office would break new ground, to say the least.
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The people who do get chances to break new ground are primarily straight white men.
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But the briefing, which lasted longer than expected, did not break new ground, analysts said.
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I'm not necessarily trying to break new ground—I'm just trying to get my personality across.
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Doing this ensured that the related congressional investigations were old news and didn't break new ground.
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He continued to break new ground in his middle period, when he composed the "Appassionata" Sonata.
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In dramatic terms, though, the show, which ran on BBC3 this summer, doesn't break new ground.
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But the briefing, which lasted longer than people expected, did not break new ground, analysts said.
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I really believe this side has allowed the women's game to break new ground back home.
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Even if the TPP failed to live up to their lofty rhetoric, it did break new ground.
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Clinton's campaign surrogates and her other allies had spent days promising her speech would break new ground.
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" Judge Hurwitz shot back: "Actually, to be fair, look, you're arguing for us to break new ground.
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While Pique accepts criticism of the revamp, he says this year's Davis Cup will break new ground.
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The new study, published in Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, doesn't break new ground in proving this connection.
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But even when an administration tries to break new ground, history has a way of repeating itself.
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And legal experts say the trial could help break new ground for sexual assault cases more broadly.
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However, New Yorker writer Ronan Farrow's account of this plotting does break new ground in two ways.
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Break new ground America needs a new unified vision for the Arctic -- underpinned by integrity, imagination and integration.
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The Charge 3 doesn't break new ground conceptually, but the touch screen and water resistance are welcome upgrades.
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But the new $400 Bowers & Wilkins PX headphones, which replace the P7 in the lineup, break new ground.
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It's the piece about making users more informed and civically engaged where Facebook promises to break new ground.
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With Saturday's series pickup of her new show, Laverne Cox continues to break new ground for transgender actors.
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Image: SpaceX via FlickrLittle by little, SpaceX manages to break new ground for itself with each successive launch.
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And in 2017, both BoJack and a new drama called Shadowhunters would break new ground for asexual representation.
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Taking a middlebrow, mildly rollicking approach to a serious subject, "The Divine Order" doesn't exactly break new ground.
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Things will not get any easier if Dimitrov is to break new ground with Spaniard Fernando Verdasco next up.
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"Halliburton didn't necessarily break new ground, they just addressed the elephant in the room," Barclays analyst David Anderson said.
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But what I mean is that they subtly break new ground in terms of what computer animation can do.
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The Sonos Move may break new ground, but it still does the things you'd expect from a Sonos product.
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The Times is not looking to lead the discussion, set the rules or break new ground, Mr. Corbett said.
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Ng was an academic superstar and charismatic presenter who regularly drew researchers looking to break new ground in the field.
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Especially now, such hummable themes are a rarity: Familiar hooks are used to evoke nostalgia rather than break new ground.
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Even in defeat, she managed to break new ground: she became the subject of the sport's first viciously major backlash.
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But S&P currently rates China one notch above Moody's and Fitch, so a cut would not break new ground.
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"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," first released in Hebrew, did not break new ground in terms of historical research.
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We'll collectively be zeroing in on what we need to change in our work and professional lives to break new ground.
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I would say to explore what is currently available in the immersive form you are interested in and break new ground.
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But while Clinton's speech didn't itself break new ground, it was more interesting — and significant — for what she did not do.
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But I'm an artist, and the role of the artist is to break new ground for himself and for his audience.
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But there are episodes from this era in which "The Simpsons" appeared once again to be trying to break new ground.
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We dedicate this countdown post to all the early-stage startup founders who hunger for an opportunity to break new ground.
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With this mission, ISRO continues to break new ground, especially in terms of its ability to plan and deploy low-cost missions.
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Over decades in the industry, Kirby was never afraid to break new ground, tackle difficult topics or punch out the occasional Nazi.
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It was his second album, 8's 69/96, though where Cornelius began to show off a desire to break new ground.
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Finding Dory is reviving one of Pixar's most beloved properties, and it's obvious the movie isn't exactly going to break new ground.
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Thursday night, they break new ground once again as the first-ever late-night show to broadcast from New York City's Central Park.
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If these positions allow Leos to use their voices (roars?) to incite change and break new ground in preexisting industries, all the better.
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The G-20 summit, especially, could break new ground in trade negotiations when U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping meet.
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Your current astrological outlook suggests that taking on a project with a colleague will help you break new ground and vanquish common foes.
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The North Korea briefing did not seem to break new ground -- other than to reaffirm the gravity of Pyongyang's nuclear and missile threat.
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None of these trends was the "correct" one; TV audiences have always wanted shows that break new ground, but not too much of it.
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Sharapova will have to break new ground if she is to win Wimbledon this year as no qualifier has won the women's singles title.
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"They didn't really break new ground with their devices, and hardware sales were sluggish," Fast Company senior editor Amy Farley told CNBC on Wednesday.
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It is important to note that Congress would break new ground if it used the Congressional Review Act to invalidate any of these rules.
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And that's where the service continues to break new ground by combining insights into user behavior with algorithmically generated profiles of the films themselves.
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Like other heart surgeons who would advance the field through risky procedures, Dr. Lillehei faced enormous criticism as he tried to break new ground.
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"I think this baby is going to be hugely important historically because it's going to break new ground," royal biographer Claudia Joseph told Reuters.
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These bodies still won't be able to certify products whose tests are "complex or break new ground," since those require a consultation with FCC staff.
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In interviews with Axios, academic, think tank and corporate economists said the papers — published last month but little noticed outside the field — break new ground.
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Note that this image shows Airbus's current mid-size aircraft, the A321LR, while the new XLR will break new ground in both capacity and distance.
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It doesn't mesh with real-world physical environments like The Void, and it doesn't try to break new ground in terms of real-time performance.
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What does this cost us as a society in terms of innovation and change, and the ability to break new ground or explore new possibilities?
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Even on a shoestring, however, the production couldn't help but break new ground, both in the story they chose to tell and their visual approach.
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Still, since the company has already used "Fall Creators Update," maybe this fall's update (assuming there is one) will be forced to break new ground.
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With this week's Democratic debate in Atlanta, there's an opportunity to break new ground by discussing issues critically important to black voters in greater detail.
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But the discussion didn't exactly break new ground, even as it came one day before the Senate is expected to receive the articles of impeachment.
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And Christy "The Coal Miner's Daughter" Martin will once again break new ground for women in boxing when she becomes the NBHF's first female inductee.
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So now is the time to innovate… If you do something hard and break new ground, you'll have the chance to build a category-defining company.
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And in one of China's most impoverished regions, the facility may also break new ground as a lucrative tourism industry sets its eyes on the stars.
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In Germany, two renewable energy sources are being combined in a novel project looking to break new ground and transform the scenery of a German forest.
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In the Insys case, prosecutors are looking to break new ground in holding the pharmaceutical and medical industry accountable in connection with the current opioid crisis.
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In fact, this resolution simply reaffirms statements made by the Security Council on the legality of settlements over several decades; it does not break new ground.
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Still, by comparison to last year's 100 million Super Bowl LIII viewers, it seems that the reach of this particular campaign commercial will break new ground.
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We want to break new ground with different, distinct stories, all part of the same world that's captured our imagination for nearly a decade of the Dead.
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And though OURSA doesn't intend to become an annual event, it was a model for the types of safe spaces in which people can break new ground.
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So while the project doesn't break new ground, its look at TV's latest batch of desperate housewives has the very HBO-like feel of big-league entertainment.
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As private rocket companies continue to break new ground, it's looking more and more likely that any crewed journey to Mars will be a public-private partnership.
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He's also not a woman, an immigrant, a person of color, or otherwise someone who'll break new ground or excite the Democratic base on an identity level.
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But the deals around these shows break new ground, music executives say, by securing rights to a large pool of songs that the producers can draw on.
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While Amazon's plan is a bit less generous than Spotify's for mothers, and a lot less generous for fathers, it does break new ground in other ways.
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On Wednesday, Jackson Millarker will break new ground by guest starring on Modern Family which will make him the first openly transgender child actor to appear on television.
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"We are excited to break new ground with A+E Networks on our first unscripted series, with a concept that we think is raw and relatable," Bell said.
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Here is a quick recap of what investors need to know: Xi highlighted action that Beijing would take to "break new ground" on opening up the Chinese economy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The inexorable advance of esports will break new ground next month when the NBA becomes the first American professional sports organization to operate an esports league.
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"The Great Comet" may break new ground, but it isn't immune to all of Broadway's trappings, like celebrity casting: Pierre will now be played by Josh Groban. ♦
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But I think that what you need is the ability to be optimistic, lead a charge, because that's what it takes to break new ground and do something new.
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It's a franchise that seems to want to break new ground with this new trilogy, but is also sprinkling in prequels about old, beloved characters amid its new chapters.
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But when audiences are looking for narratives that truly break new ground, the tried-and-true origin story polished up with a few new ideas doesn't quite cut it.
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In an ideal world, I'd love to have seen Lenovo and Samsung cast off all the preconceptions about what a gaming PC should be and truly break new ground.
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"All of those things are helping an iconic brand truly break new ground in such an important part of our business, and the American retail landscape as a whole."
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"They were trying to break new ground, and they had a musicologist's attitude toward what they were doing with their samples," Jack White said from his studio in Nashville.
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Unlike other recent high-profile piracy cases, such as the ongoing litigation against alleged KickassTorrents proprietor Artem Vaulin, the Jetflicks and iStreamItAll case seems unlikely to break new ground.
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Ari Fleischer, who was a press secretary under President George W. Bush, said that pardoning Mr. Arpaio did not "break new ground" in a decades-long debate over immigration.
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We'll break new ground with a fresh and fertile new moon in Taurus on May 15, which asks us to plant new seeds around what we value in our lives.
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" It also includes a statement from Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy, who said Benioff and Weiss will "break new ground and boldly push Star Wars in ways I find incredibly exciting.
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So, while the app doesn't break new ground for consumers, it is a starting point to build a fuller experience and develop beyond a popular website that monetizes via advertising.
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On the one hand, I had — it's hard to break new ground in the medical drama genre in the post-The Good Doctor, post-Grey's Anatomy, post-ER, post-St.
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Eiji Maeda, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, said the games should go down well with traditional Nintendo fans but there were no games shown that seemed to break new ground.
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The velodrome may be behind schedule and the new metro might not be fully operational but when it comes to technology, the Rio 603 Olympics are about to break new ground.
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EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini's visit to Moscow in April did not any break new ground, said Frederik Wesslau, an analyst at the European Council on Foreign Relations think-tank.
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Jamal's storylines have often been viewed as a high point on the series and continued to break new ground this season with Jamal being in a relationship with an HIV-positive man.
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And if the administration mounts its own lawsuit against a university, Greenbaum notes, it would depart from past DOJ practice and break new ground in the longstanding battle over race on campus.
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If judicial consideration of the president's reasons is old hat, it would break new ground for the Supreme Court to invalidate a presidential action on the basis of improper and unconstitutional motives.
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It was a daunting decision to make because what I liked about the idea of "X-Force" was that I would be able to break new ground and create my own world.
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De la Peña's since extended the technological possibilities of VR immeasurably through her experimentation, and continues to break new ground with the work she hopes to show at the Women's History Museum.
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Disney -- and Hollywood in general -- is not the place you go if you're looking to break new ground when it comes to portrayals of sexuality -- or race or gender, for that matter.
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At the Women's Rights Project, Ms. Lapidus helped break new ground with what she called "21st-century cases" — those that resulted from advances in technology that would have been unimaginable in earlier days.
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" At one point, a pair of German twins named Lisa and Lena had the most popular account on TikTok, but they deleted their account at the end of this March to "break new ground.
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Just as our partnership in goods needs to be deeper than any other Free Trade Agreement, so in services we have the opportunity to break new ground with a broader agreement than ever before.
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"The code is trying to break new ground and being very ambitious," said Vinous Ali, the head of policy for TechUK, a trade organization in London whose members include Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook.
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"Nationally, the decision to oppose a sitting conservative Republican senator would break new ground and there would be a massive amount of pressure for him not to do it," said Arizona pollster Mike O'Neil.
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The new MAVEN images do break new ground in revealing Martian "nightglow," which is a "common planetary phenomenon in which the sky faintly glows even in the complete absence of external light," NASA said.
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"The code is trying to break new ground and being very ambitious," said Vinous Ali, the head of policy for TechUK, a trade organization in London whose members include Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook.
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While the study does not break new ground in noting the climate benefits of moving away from meat and toward a plant-based diet, it does succeed in tying those climate benefits to human health.
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"The senator's bank proposals don't break new ground as she has been whistling that tune since before entering politics," Isaac Boltansky, the director of policy research at Compass Point Research & Trading, said in an email.
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In 1913, when it was commissioned, the London Underground was the greatest network of its kind in the greatest city in the world, and Mr Johnston was determined to break new ground with his typeface.
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Why do you need to put CBD into beauty products Acting FDA Commissioner Ned Sharpless did not really break new ground in his opening statement and didn't make any promises about what will happen next.
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Description: "Set in an alternate history where 'superheroes' are treated as outlaws, 'Watchmen' embraces the nostalgia of the original groundbreaking graphic novel of the same name while attempting to break new ground of its own."
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Williams continues to break new ground, and though it is very safe to say that she will never match Navratilova's Open-era record of 167 singles titles, Court's Grand Slam record remains in definite peril.
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Amy Peterson, who previously served on the board of New York City's Books Through Bars group and taught writing in five prisons in the state, said that the report's conclusions did not break new ground.
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Kicking off the year even lets the Globes break new ground in TV from time to time, with Transparent winning its first awards from the HFPA nine months before the Emmys gave the show its due.
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Clinton might have violated best practices or the fine print of a regulatory manual, but she didn't break the law, or even break new ground, simply by setting up a personal server to handle her email. .
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Although the fence does not break new ground – it replaces less formidable vehicle barriers - it is the longest section erected to date under Trump, who has said generally that he is starting in the most important places.
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If successful, the case "would really break new ground internationally," said John Knox, a professor of international law at Wake Forest University and a former special rapporteur on human rights and the environment to the United Nations.
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They promise he will break new ground, laying out how his vision for a more just America that provides not just social but economic freedom to all people and offering a framework for the campaign going forward.
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BenevolventAI announced today that it has raised $115 million to continue developing its core "AI brain" as well as different arms of the company that are using it specifically to break new ground in drug development and more.
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Then went on to break new ground discussing details of the case to Congress...2628/ Followed by quickly releasing FBI 28503's, something they rarely do, and which I doubt they will do for future high-profile cases.
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"Paris has always been a city of new ideas where people come together to break new ground, to do new things," Facebook's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg told reporters at the vast, listed former railway depot still under renovation.
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This fast-approaching technology, which calls upon advanced levels of autonomous navigation, is closer to reality due of DARPA's Gremlins program which plans to break new ground by launching – and recovering – four drones from an in-flight C-130 next year.
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On Friday, the gaming company also formally announced its partnership with Tencent Holdings Ltd to sell the Switch in China, which some analysts said could break new ground in that country's underdeveloped console market by tapping fans of Nintendo characters.
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Such rapture as there is feels comically mild, and no film whose erotic highlight consists of a woman demurely pulling her skirt above the knee to mid-thigh—no further than that, mind—can be said to break new ground.
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Awardees will infuse creativity and journalistic know-how into their chosen project — which could involve cutting-edge investigative techniques, inspired new reporting methods, innovative technologies to present data, or whatever will break new ground — both in the field and in the newsroom.
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In becoming her country's first ever Grand Slam singles champion, Osaka, the daughter of a Haitian father and Japanese mother, is also helping break new ground in Japan as her biracial identity challenges the country's self-image as a racially homogenous society.
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Ms. Campion will break new ground this year, too: For the first time, the festival will showcase some television series out of competition, including "Top of the Lake: China Girl," Ms. Campion's follow-up to her acclaimed feminist crime series, featuring Nicole Kidman.
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The new Android phones don't break new ground with anything like a foldable display or camera embedded underneath the screen, but when it comes to tried-and-true innovation upgrades, there's really little to dislike (except maybe the whole headphone jack removal, of course).
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Even the technologies needed to upgrade the LHC will break new ground, because focusing the proton beams that are smashed together will require new super-conducting magnets and electronics that have never been developed before, with potential spin-off benefits for society, Gianotti said.
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Before 2017, the CRA had only successfully been used once, so the Labor Department's move on the unemployment rule will break new ground; never before has an agency tried to issue a new rule that's "substantially different" from a rule scrapped by a CRA resolution.
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Rocket Lab is a startup aiming to break new ground in the world of commercial space business: The company hopes to be the first in the world to regularly offer commercial orbital launches of small payloads from its own private launch facility, aboard its own private rockets.
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The latest potential entry into The CW's superhero universe is an iconic DC character who will break new ground for LGBTQ representation on TV. According to Deadline, Batwoman will be portrayed as an out lesbian when she joins up with Arrow, The Flash, and other CW superheroes.
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In the process, "Into the Spider-Verse" is helping to break new ground with AR technology, which most tech-savvy users may recognize from the cultural phenomenon of "Pokemon Go." Now, AR is being used with increasing regularity to make animated features, and promote them as well.
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Retired FBI supervisory special agent Jim Clemente, aided by forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee, former Boulder chief investigator James Kolar, forensic pathologist Dr. Werner Spitz, Scotland Yard's Laura Richards and former linguistic profiler James Fitzgerald, among others, further break new ground with theories about motives and evidence.
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It is not easy for Phelps, 31, to break new ground in his career, but he managed a few notable firsts in his fifth Games: He led the United States team as a captain, and he carried his country's flag in the opening ceremony's parade of nations.
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Anybody could look at your body of work and see that impulse to break new ground, but you've done a lot of interviews about how difficult it is to find backers for your films because people don't want to take risks on films that don't fit into familiar categories.
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Perhaps it's misty nostalgia swaying objective reason, but having grown up through the NES and SNES eras, and seeing the N64 and Wii break new ground for how we interact with these creations, I'd hate for the coming generation of games enthusiasts to not have their own Nintendo moments.
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While NYFW can at times feel so commercially driven that the shows come off as uninspired, Chavarria's latest presentation exemplifies the ways in which a singular vision like his, that is born out of the strength and perseverance of marginalized communities, can keep its radical edge and even break new ground.
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The laws break new ground in the region by stiffening penalties for sexual violence against minors (including the removal of a "marry your rapist" provision), mandating compensation and follow-up support for survivors, and explicitly recognizing that men and boys, as well as women and girls, can be victims of rape.
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More likely, a court would order Trump to forfeit any profits he has earned during his presidency and possibly to divest his private interest in properties generating revenue in violation of the Emoluments Clause -- though such an order would break new ground and likely end up before the US Supreme Court.
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Why it might matter: Their prescriptions don't really break new ground in Obamacare replacement ideas, but by urging Republicans to be bolder in their goals, Chen and Troy — who have a lot of influence in GOP circles — could persuade some Republicans that it's OK to try to run up the coverage score.
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Combine Trump's natural resistance to do what other people tell him to do with his distrust of McMaster and his desire to break new ground in the US relationship with Russia and it's a near guarantee that Trump was going to do exactly what he wanted to when it came to congratulating Putin -- "DO NOT CONGRATULATE" be damned.
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It is likely to deepen the scandal surrounding the ties between Mr. Epstein, a convicted sex offender who killed himself in a Manhattan jail cell in August, and Prince Andrew, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II. The interview did not break new ground in the allegations against Prince Andrew, which are contained in legal documents.
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The trajectory of innovation has been steep in the past year, as constant experimentation has also helped videographers break new ground in editing and storytelling techniques within the realm of VR. It's no longer enough to just stick a 360-degree camera rig in an interesting place and let the novelty of watching it on a facemask do all the work.
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"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free..." We are the sum of our parts—the oft overlooked working class denizens of the Rust Belt, the inner-city youth hoping to break themselves from repeating cycles of poverty and violence, refugees looking for asylum from war-torn countries, and little girls hoping to break new ground with their ideas for the world.
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In fact, "A Raisin in the Sun" was a game-changer, still virtually unmatched in the power and polish of its composition as a study of African-American lives; in its sly conceptual wrestling with the American theater canon's white masculinist character (see Arthur Miller and Clifford Odets); and in its appropriation of social-realist trappings to break new ground for emotional identification with black bodies.
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Suffice it to say, aside from some historical adjustments and a deeper look into the all-important Mandinka credo that Kinte carries with him and inculcates into his descendants, the remake does not shed new light on Haley's work and doesn't particularly break new ground, remaining faithful to novel in ways the original didn't, while updating the violence to our post-12 Years a Slave, pre-Birth of a Nation moment.
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I've described lots and lots of TV shows like "no other show on TV." But the more times I've said it — and meant it — the more I've realized that it's not really all that hard to break new ground in a TV universe where appealing to an ultra-specific niche of TV critics and the readers who follow them faithfully can get you a four- or five-season run.
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