Sentence examples for discovery worthy from inspiring English sources

Or why, in past playoffs, we were advised that a place like Phoenix is unworthy because the bagels aren't up to snuff there, an observation made to sound as if it were an anthropological discovery worthy of Margaret Mead.

I went on record saying I thought the discovery was worthy of two Nobel prizes: one for finding evidence of gravitational waves from the Big Bang and another for providing indirect evidence that our universe is not the only one, but is part of a "multiverse".

Professor Alan Guth, a scientist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told the BBC that he thought the discovery was worthy of a Nobel Prize.

Len went on to a distinguished career in cellular biology culminating in his Nobel worthy discovery that cells when grown in vitro had only a restricted replicative capacity associated with shortened telomeres.

Here are some worthy discoveries that shouldn't be allowed to slip through the cracks.

Sheldon appears headed for some kind of revelation — either a Nobel-worthy discovery, his first real sexual experience or a nervous breakdown.

The Karolinska Institute asks 3,000 scientists and administrators to nominate by Jan . 31researchers who they believe have made the most prize-worthy discovery for consideration in that year's competition.

Of course the results need to be verified and reproduced elsewhere, since "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence", but I still believe this is a hugely significant – and possibly Nobel prize-worthy – discovery.

Find a worthy cause.

That's not to say there aren't new cheeses worthy of discovery.

Here in Britain, everything new is seen as something worthwhile to explore, worthy of discovery.