Sentence examples for history of finding from inspiring English sources

The Devils have a history of finding top prospects overlooked by other teams.

"The history of medical genetics has been the history of finding bad things," he said.

And it's just the latest in a long history of finding excuses not to listen to what women, especially young women, say.

Physicists have a history of finding natural laws that fit elegantly into the language of mathematics but that become seeming paradoxes when expressed with ordinary words.

Yet the multi-million pound organisations that own many of the UK's most popular restaurants have a history of finding ways to shave cash from their workers' tips.

In some cultures, they build exercise routines into the workplace; in the west we have a history of finding this curious, even amusing, but it's difficult to understand why.

For decades, this law ensured that, in areas with histories of finding new ways to keep minorities from the polls, any proposed voting changes would have to be vetted and approved by the US Justice Department.

Lloyd Johnston, who runs the US government's massive youth drug survey out of the University of Michigan, told me that while laced weed does have a well-documented history, the chances of finding bud infused with fentanyl seems extremely remote.

Ring finding is another key functionality in a cheminformatics library, and the CDK knows a long history of ring finding [38, 70].

But given Ms. Kurash's age and history of hypertension, finding recipients for her kidneys proved challenging.

Times remain tough for arts graduates, with little over half of those who studied history of art finding full-time employment in 2009.