Sentence examples for detected much from inspiring English sources

I can't say I detected much chemistry between Ms. O'Hara and Mr. Chase.

Peterson said that the Checks & Balances Project hadn't detected "much money going from the Kochs to Pence before he promoted the 'No Climate Tax' pledge".

A currency trader named John M. Rusnak at Allfirst Financial, Allied Irish's subsidiary in Baltimore, had run up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses over five years, in trades that presumably should have been detected much earlier.

A physician later said the wound should have been detected much earlier, according to medical records submitted as part of a lawsuit Mrs. Hewitt filed in a Florida Circuit Court.

Although the final form of the cells that compose a tissue may not be evident until the organ itself is well along in development, distinctive biochemical reactions, which are the signatures of histogenesis, can be detected much earlier.

Large quantities of infectious virus were isolated from nasal secretions from each animal through 7 days post-inoculation, and viral RNA was detected much longer.

I cannot detect much difference.

"Our sensor is able to detect much smaller quantities of methane than infrared cameras," Thorpe said.

This is because covertly modified hardware is hard to detect – much more so than dodgy software.

Instead, a disjointed and fragmented regulatory apparatus repeatedly failed to detect, much less end, patterns of misconduct.

"You may increase the resolution," but the eye may still not be able to detect much difference, he said.