Sentence examples for has discovered before from inspiring English sources
As the Bush team has discovered before, announcing a bold new policy is easier than implementing it.
As BBC Future has discovered before, proponents of space elevators believe not.
The problem with this approach, as Davis has discovered before, is that respondents to his either/ors keep infuriatingly opting for both or neither.
Just to say that archiving strategy needs to be strategic as the BBC has discovered before on audio vision and and paper.
So for me, it would be a natural conclusion if everything could be unified, if there's a single mathematical structure that is our reality, and all of the mathematical structures that we've discovered before are part of this more beautiful whole.
It was a lesson in being unprepared, in having bought the guidebook, but not having read it, in discovering for yourself what you soon realize millions of lucky travelers have discovered before you.
But excitement at NovoBiotic did not grow until it was clear that the active compound had a unique mass, suggesting that it was an antibiotic no one had discovered before.
As many have discovered before him, a posh voice gives you licence to express outrageously tasteless and illiberal sentiments, but Carr is also an excellent joke writer and has made a brave return to the traditional two-part gag.
Small production, of course, implies rarity – a valuable asset for any business, whether they're targeting the status-symbol-obsessed rich on the hunt for exclusivity, or the obscurer-than-thou wine obsessive who will only drink something they've "discovered" before anyone else.
The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, told the Senate in a statement the government had discovered before July's federal election that a bank account set up to receive rental payments for Day's Kent Town electorate office "was an account linked to then Senator Day".
But the next three, in the right spot in the habitable zone, might be more Earth-like than any worlds we've discovered before.
