Sentence examples for disturbing discovery from inspiring English sources

Quite aside from the obvious concerns that a student would have upon finding out a computer was rejecting their application, a more disturbing discovery was made.

A disturbing discovery when I'm a disgruntled graduate stuck in a tedious temping role who's still desperately reaching for my dream job.

In 2006, John McLain was working as a KBR electrician at the United States regional embassy compound in Hilla, south of Baghdad, when he made a disturbing discovery.

The University of New Haven's football team was in Pennsylvania to play a game the next day, and its head coach, Tony Sparano, had just made a disturbing discovery: he had forgotten to pack his pants.

THE Haggler's last column apparently caused a lot of readers to take a close look at their cellphone bills, and many made a disturbing discovery: they had been crammed.

It was here that they made the disturbing discovery: women's work was more likely to be accepted than men's, unless "their gender is identifiable", in which case the acceptance rate was worse than men's.

Mr. Rower said the disturbing discoveries continued.

Patrick Cockburn recounts how one of the most disturbing discoveries he made after Henry became ill was that friends had had similar experiences – but never spoken about them.

Inside the house, investigators made more disturbing discoveries: a bed shredded by cat scratches that the couple apparently still used; young kittens, indicating unchecked breeding; and, everywhere, feces.

Throughout this, Idelba has been secretly working on atomic physics and she and her fellow researchers have made some disturbing discoveries.

We do make a disturbing insect discovery, though: tiny immature grubs of the invasive viburnum leaf beetle.