Sentence examples for discoveries so far from inspiring English sources

According to Eni's estimates, its share of the Mozambique discoveries so far could be worth around $15 billion.

Over lunch, a little later, Mulcahy took out her phone and played one of her favorite discoveries so far: a brief interview with Draper on a BBC program about Henry James, whom she had known.

If so, then some of the most massive exoplanets found to date might better be classified as failed stars.One of the most interesting taxonomic discoveries so far was announced two weeks ago by Michael Gillon, a member of the Swiss team who works at Liège University in Belgium.

The astronomers said their discoveries so far were mainly confined to the immediate vicinity of stars, where planets would be close enough to have a pronounced gravitational effect on their host stars and complete orbits in a matter of days or months.

Important discoveries so far include regularly setting the record for the most distant object in the universe.

[7 Greatest Kepler Discoveries (So Far)].

The most important discovery so far has been that some species of dinosaurs had feathers.

But the most intriguing discovery, so far, is that the virus did a remarkable job of hiding in plain sight.

It was steward of the biggest offshore oil discovery so far this century and the subject of a record-breaking $70-billion 70-billionre offering in 2010.

It seems likely; I cannot think of a Sanskrit root.My favourite discovery so far involves the two main agricultural seasons in South Asia; these are known as the Kharif (post-monsoon sowing, autumn harvest) and Rabi (winter sowing, spring harvest).

It was Potrykus's brilliant and dogged pursuit of a way to coax beta carotene out of the common rice plant that led to biotech's one discovery (so far) that might actually benefit the third-world poor.