Sentence examples for early discoveries from inspiring English sources

Both craft are named for astronomers who made important early discoveries about Saturn.

One of his early discoveries was a young writer named Naguib Mahfouz, who won the 1988 Nobel Prize in Literature.

The early discoveries led to a few controversies not only for territorial claims but also in geographic nomenclature.

Two other early discoveries were gramicidin and tyrocidin, which are produced by bacteria of the genus Bacillus.

She cites early discoveries of the title tree, which would be named cinchona (with a bark that yields quinine) in Peru, where early Jesuit missionaries understood its importance.

The fact that many of the early discoveries were made by farmers or came through fossil dealers added to the confusion.

Robert Louis Stevenson was an early discovery.

But so did an early discovery of someone's crudely fashioned tree abode.

Does this bode well for the early discovery of new physics by the LHC? RH: Yes.

There are some tumors, though small when discovered, that are highly aggressive and may spread despite early discovery.

Because it ventured abroad early Discovery was able to grab the best channel positions, says David Zaslav, the firm's boss.