Sentence examples for because of the discovery from inspiring English sources

Having waited a day for the opener in the orchestra's annual free park series, postponed because of the discovery of mosquitoes bearing the West Nile virus, they sat politely through 15 minutes of speeches by city and Philharmonic officials before the musicians got down to business.

"It stalled because of the discovery of the asbestos contamination," Mr. Gross said.

Changes have already been incorporated into the scheme because of the discovery of a Roman-era workshop, probably a brickworks.

The internal combustion engine became technologically viable because of the discovery of a readily available liquid fuel called petroleum.

These theories have enjoyed a resurgence of popularity because of the discovery of genes that promote aging in various organisms.

The date was later pushed back, partly because of the discovery of a quicksandlike layer of sediment under the site.

The Swiss created the fund because of the discovery of dormant bank accounts held by Jewish and other survivors of the Holocaust.

And because of the discoveries, the team worked into the night, finding part of a jawbone, ribs and a skull fragment, another investigator said.

It's unclear whether he meant because of the discoveries that are set to be announced or those that already have been revealed — which include the discovery of water on Mars, the finding of an "Earth 2.0" and the successful New Horizons mission to Pluto.

NASA's announcement was remarkable because of the size of the discovery.

He referred to the huge systems as "discovery machines because of the immense discoveries and scientific breakthroughs they will bring".