Sentence examples for looking for discovery from inspiring English sources

The company basically has access to all moments of time that brands are looking for: discovery, the intent to do something, and an action — like a purchase or an install.

An "obvious choice", but Purdham argues that the CBS-owned Internet radio service appeals to a different audience than We7, "such as the early adopter tech savvy music obsessives who are looking for discovery, whereas We7 is my mum, sister, wife, daughter and son".

And we look for discovery and innovation, all these thing desired out of the American heart to provide the pursuit of happiness for our citizens.

Throughout history, humans have always dreamed of being able to cure aging and diseases, looking for the discovery of a "fountain of youth".

Writers tend to be individualists, looking for new discoveries, not methodical team players.

The shale gas finds are largely due to new technology being used to produce the wells, and oil companies are busy looking for new discoveries in places as far afield as Poland and China.

Museum visitors will be able to explore the mummies in a way similar to what archaeologists do when they are looking for novel discoveries from ancient remains.

But after getting my master's degree in science in 1992, I struggled for several years in research laboratories, looking for that elusive discovery that would represent my breakthrough finding.

Ms. Whitlock said in an interview that she hoped the books would appeal to readers looking for "authenticity, community, discovery," and to people interested in film, music and other forms of pop culture.

"The scientific return for their investment has been outstanding," Dr. Morse said, adding that European astronomers are looking for "frontier scientific discoveries" to make.

Buckyballs are a discovery looking for an application, and it seemed as though Dr Schön alone had found one.And that last sentence holds the key to the fraud.