Sentence examples for discovery that that from inspiring English sources

The most obvious cost is to a generation of Catholics whose trust in their church has been repaid by the discovery that that church for many years put its own welfare above that of their children.

That discovery helped confirm that the Marcellus which cuts across portions of at least eight eastern states from New York to Tennessee is one of the largest shale gas deposits in the world.

"It was the mystery, the wonder, the anticipation, the waiting for discovery and all that preceded that was the crux of the project," he said.

Analyses allowed a false discovery rate (FDR) that accepts that 5‰ of the genes declared differentially expressed will be false positives.

For a good illustration of a reality check, consider the process that led to this discovery: that companies that repurchase their stock outperform the market over all.

Dua, says: "This is a major discovery that will mean that ophthalmology textbooks will literally need to be re-written.

The questions seemed simple enough: When and how did Edwin H. Armstrong, the father of FM radio, make the discovery that led to that invention?

As a piece of news it ranks up there with the discovery that night follows day and that Manchester United have done Liverpool in the FA Cup again.

It is a discovery that can explain much that has previously been mysterious, like the observation that without much obvious change to the genome over all, one can get fairly radical changes in form.

He described every new aircraft development program as a "voyage of discovery" that often involved hiccups that cannot be anticipated even by state-of-the-art computer modeling software and logistics experts.

It is that discovery that has led to the wrangle over who should be responsible.