Sentence examples for long discoveries from inspiring English sources

The Webster and Long discoveries were made only on a hunch by a neuropathologist working in a coroner's office near Pittsburgh, where the two players had died.

"They are sealed, and there are months -- and sometimes years -- long discovery fights when the church says they're not going to turn over anything unless they're guaranteed confidentiality".

I also have technology to thank for my favourite very long discovery of the year – not a novel but a podcast, entitled Hardcore History, presented by an American former radio host named Dan Carlin.

The remoteness of injury is associated with death at the scene and the reason for this was likely the long discovery time of the injured (Fatovich and Jacobs 2009), poorer access to medical facilities (Kmet and Macarthur 2006) and that most remote region accidents are transport related, and therefore the victims are more severely injured.

7. Too Long (Discovery) and/or Burnin'/Too Long (Alive 2007) The epic ten-minute running time that gives this track its descriptive name allows for an unfolding and build that Daft Punk sculpts for maximum effect.

Browsing around galleries made the game exciting as long as discoveries were frequent enough.

We'll hike as long as discoveries keep presenting themselves.

Some of the wine professionals said that the collaboration had given them a new outlook on a familiar métier, and for Ms. Long the discovery was aesthetic.

The epidemic has brought a new focus on the power of epidemiology to identify a disease's transmission patterns long before discovery of its cause.

The basis for many long-range discoveries has "come out of academia, including gene therapy, gene sequencing and tissue engineering," he says.

The cells have long defied discovery because they are very hard to distinguish from other cells and because they hide out in special sites, which are only now being identified.