Sentence examples for discovered often from inspiring English sources

Those who were discovered often died gruesomely.

The truth, as we discovered often in our week of puzzling over maps of Oman, lay in between.

Another broad category of new features is aimed at corporations (which, Microsoft has discovered, often buy Office in huge quantities).

But neither then nor later, as conservatives in Washington have discovered, often to their dismay, was it possible really to dismantle the New Deal or the Great Society.

Privatising state-owned industry is now a standard condition of EU accession, as many countries in central and eastern Europe have discovered, often at enormous social cost.

But it's one of many low-tech fixes for high-tech failures that people without engineering degrees have discovered, often out of desperation, and shared.

They discover, often to their surprise, that the world is dynamic, it flows and changes, often for no good reason.

Because of the more general nature of the MN, the MN networks are capable of abstraction, data reduction and discovering, often implicit, relationships.

I have what I think would be a fun idea for a joke, only to discover – often half-way through writing it – that someone else has already beaten me to the punch line).

We have also discovered how often they hunt, how often they make a kill and new information about their athletic capabilities.

Ms. Nafisi and her students themselves discovered -- often after being warned, arrested or in some cases beaten and jailed -- that there were no boundaries between the public and the private in the Islamic Republic of Iran: the government and its morality police told people what they could read, what they could wear, how they should behave.