Sentence examples for discovery leaves from inspiring English sources

Silverman quotes an unnamed 19th-century journalist, writing of the telegraph, who hit our predicament exactly: "This extraordinary discovery leaves... no elsewhere -- it is all here".

For instance, the question: "Is mathematics an invention or a discovery?" leaves you with the impression that these are the only two options, and that the two are mutually exclusive.

The toe rings were likely worn while the individuals were still alive, and the discovery leaves open the question of whether they were worn for fashion or magical reasons.

The discovery left Exxon Mobil controlling an unusually large portion of one of Indonesia's most significant oil resources.

Scientists said the discovery left unchanged current interpretations of the origin of anatomically modern humans in Africa some 100,000 years ago.

The suit was settled before the court could decide if Mrs. Wachner had exceeded her authority, but pretrial discovery left little doubt that Warnaco was selling huge quantities of Klein jeans to such outlets.

Richard Rodgers has been picked over so many times that there is hardly any element of discovery left for the series's hard-core subscribers, who often know as much about the subject as the expert host-narrators.

The Expedition One crew will return to Earth aboard Discovery, leaving behind the Soyuz craft that brought it to the station as a "lifeboat" for future crews in case an emergency forces an evacuation.

A mother in space is not a new phenomenon: The first, Anna Fisher, an American, blasted off in 1984 aboard the space shuttle Discovery, leaving behind a 1-year-old daughter, Kristin.

There are just about two months left before the case goes to trial, but still a lot of discovery left for both parties to do and some decisions left on what can and cannot be admitted in October.

The latter was thus designated 'the context of discovery', leaving the rules of rationality to decide in the 'context of justification' whether a new hypothesis should, in the light of the evidence, be added to the stock of accepted theories.