Sentence examples for discovered by which from inspiring English sources

In its more sophisticated form, groups of fraudsters in different countries will send carbon permits round a circuit between various countries, reclaiming VAT repeatedly before the ruse is discovered, by which time they are long gone.

That leaves large numbers of carriers and their sexual partners unaware of the pathogen lurking between them, guaranteeing more than a few moments of awkward silence when their condition is finally discovered, by which time long-term health consequences may have already set in.

And if a mode of conveyance has been discovered by which the farmer can procure his produce to be transported to market at half the expense which it would cost him to carry it there with his own waggon and horses, there is no reason why the public should not enjoy the benefit of the discovery.

Recently a third, and surprising, mechanism was discovered by which cell length is tied to the metabolic status of the cell.

All three drugs have something in common -- they were discovered by Eli Lilly, which decided not to develop them as it concentrated on what it saw as better opportunities.

She was teaching at a yoga studio in Los Angeles when she was discovered by Nike, which plastered her face across magazines and beamed her body over television.

Over the weekend a "kill switch" was discovered by accident, which doesn't stop the malware from spreading, but at least prevents it from activating the code that encrypts and ransoms your data.

Its acceptance to YC led it to be part of the internal network at the accelerator, where it was discovered by Bernstam, which led to the latest round of funding.

In short, Ibn 'Arabî, like many of the Islamic philosophers, holds that real knowledge cannot come from imitating others, but must be discovered by realization, which is the actualization of the soul's potential.

Berzelius's conjectures about the electrical nature of chemical combination owed their plausibility to the phenomenon of electrolysis, and especially the laws governing it discovered by Faraday, which linked the weights of chemicals deposited in electrolysis to chemical equivalents.

There are also wiring issues, discovered by repairmen, which need to be addressed, he added.