Sentence examples for discerned until from inspiring English sources
Their prospects may not be discerned until a year or two from now.
The main reason that we give people wrapped presents is obviously to cloak the offering so that its contents cannot be discerned until the moment is ripe.
Such studies have shown that less than one third of patients initially have respiratory symptoms and, although abnormal findings on chest radiographs are universal for SARS patients, radiographic changes may not be discerned until 7 to 10 days after illness onset (45, 46 ).
(From what I've been able to discern, until the advent of TED, the sharing of ideas was essentially limited just to human culture).
They come with raw onion, sumac, and a chunky, complex tomato-based condiment, the ingredients of which I tried carefully to discern until Bangiev told me there were fifty.
"The egg on the judges' collective faces," wrote Paul Lukacs in his "American Vintage" (Houghton Mifflin, 2000), "came from their inability to discern what until then everyone had assumed was obvious -- namely that great French wines tasted better than other wines because they tasted, well, French".
Two tendencies can be discerned in Spanish policy until 1748: a desire for revenge and recovery in Italy and an "Atlantic" policy that sought to protect America from British incursions and to revive Spanish colonial rule.
The original portrait lay hidden behind that gaudy mask for more than 300 years, until a sharp-eyed owner discerned the two artists.
Each contribution was read and re-read and the participant views and experiences were sorted into themes and categories until no new themes were discerned [ 21].
In science policy, he argued for proceeding slowly with recombinant DNA experiments until potential pitfalls could be discerned; he chaired a U.S. Army committee and guided generals to low-risk methods for disposal of aging chemical weapons.
But until the causes of PTLDS are discerned, it will be difficult for researchers to find effective therapies.
