Sentence examples for discovered at all from inspiring English sources

That is until the exploited zero-day is patched (assuming it gets discovered at all).The solution, argues Joanna Rutkowska of Invisible Things Lab, is to "assume breach".

Colorful names, no less, but completely unknown outside their own community, local area, or 'drink house' (a modern-day combo of bar, social club, check-cashing facility, and sometime dance hall, usually located in someone's house)." "Many of these musicians were passed up by talent scouts, or were locally successful and made recordings years ago, or were never discovered at all," Mahal continued.

In many cases, it's never discovered at all.

Before any exoplanets had been discovered at all, certain astrophysicists proposed that each star had an associated zone around it that came to be known as the "habitable zone".

If what business wants doesn't put health or safety first  -- and it often doesn't -- politicians try to meet the demand by adding provisions to much larger legislative vehicles, where they may be impossible to dislodge, if they are even discovered at all.

The police increased their patrols of churches in Greenville, in the eastern part of the state, after fires broke out at two Baptist churches and a break-in was discovered at a third, all within an hour on Saturday night.

"I discovered at an early age that all I've ever wanted to do is design".

All of these creatures were discovered at a site known as the Prince Creek Formation.

New plant genes are being discovered at a rapid pace.

A leak was discovered at a Weizmann Institute laboratory in 1957.

Currently, gene variants are being discovered at an unprecedented pace.