Sentence examples for finding it would be from inspiring English sources

Even if the planet had life, scientists now knew, finding it would be extremely hard.

He indulged some fantasies about setting up a recording studio on a boat before finding it would be impossible to mask the engine noise completely, so he settled for building a state-of-the-art studio on the Caribbean island of Montserrat.

With more than four times as much of the elusive stuff believed to be out there than visible matter, finding it would be of arguably even greater significance than the discovery that gained Peter Higgs and François Englert the Nobel prize last month.

Based on this in vitro finding, it would be predicted that mice tolerate much higher plasma levels of CGs than humans.

Although we have less confidence in this particular finding, it would be misleading to ignore it completely.

Despite this negative finding, it would be prudent to investigate common variants covering the entire CYP17 gene before concluding that this gene has no role in breast cancer etiology.

Before the panel retired to consider whether her misconduct amounted to an impairment in the nurse's current fitness to practice, Rich told them: "On your findings it would be incorrect to find that any of those professionals, Donna Wood included, really thought that Pauline Cafferkey had Ebola".

But Dr Daniel Brooks, who lead the BU study – which was funded by ISA – said these interpretations did not reflect their findings: "It would be incorrect to interpret the report as stating that working in sugarcane does not cause CKD".

Given these findings, it would be interesting to know whether homophily exists on the community level.

"Given these findings, it would be difficult to justify a ban on either sky lanterns or helium balloons," he said.

Based on these epidemiological findings, it would be important to investigate the possible role, causative or protective, played by hormonal factors in CH pathogenesis.