If a nuclear approach had worked, the market might have made this discovery years ago.
The discovery, years later, that her youngest daughter was mentally retarded galvanized Betty Kendall's intelligence and energy and spurred her forward into social service and a consciousness of injustice that eventually grew to embrace the civil rights movement.
A very funny discovery, years after the fact, but I couldn't help thinking that you'd have had to prise those sandwiches out of my cold, dead hands.
In their more visible Discovery years, they appeared wearing robotic headgear and metallic gloves for publicity photo shoots, interviews, live shows and music videos.
Sure, Mattias would grumble about the fact that Eric Nielsen, now an enormous international presence, was published by Friedchen Bohlenball, though Mattias hadn't shown the slightest interest when Paul had buttonholed him excitedly about his discovery years ago.
These authors have been imagining the possibility and the problems involved in these discoveries for years.
New rules prevent companies from sitting on unexploited discoveries for years at a time.
Gemma Bowes, Observer travel writer The discovery Every year my friends and I return to a gorgeous cottage near Chagford in Devon, let by Rural Retreats (www.ruralretreats.co.uk).co.uk
The league, the program relates, turned a blind eye to these discoveries for years and, in some cases, tried to discredit the research.
"People will still be making new discoveries 200 years from now".
