Sentence examples for make a significant discovery from inspiring English sources

However, it is understood that the searches will be wound down on Friday if officers fail to make a significant discovery.

According to science writer Jeremy Bernstein, "variable stars had been of interest for years, but when she was studying those plates, I doubt Pickering thought she would make a significant discovery — one that would eventually change astronomy".

These empirical phenomena – an increase in the length of training required to make a significant discovery and a decrease in productivity – suggest that increasingly complex knowledge is becoming increasingly more costly and time-consuming to acquire, and is consequently constraining (or may constrain in the future) further accumulation.

She also had that certain something that made the choreographer and her colleagues feel as if they had just made a significant discovery.

But it said its Jubilee well in Ghana was on track to produce its first oil in the second half of 2010, and its Tweneboa-1 well had made a significant discovery.

Over Thursday night police said they had made a significant discovery after searching Lubitz's two residences: his parents' home in Montabaur and his own flat on the outskirts of Düsseldorf.

The ceramics enabled archaeologists to date the Bronze Age site there at 2600 to 2300 B.C. Dr. Dora Katsonopoulou, an archaeologist and co-director of the Helike excavation, said last week that "it was clear from the very beginning that we had made a significant discovery".

A Kent State University researcher was part of an international team of paleontologists that recently made a significant discovery in northern Spain.

They made a significant discovery: Because the analysis only used the data released just after the disaster, large changes in the origins of imports were observed in many sectors.

The historian A.L. Rowse once said that making a significant discovery was a bit like accidentally sitting on a cat.

While the parents of Mary Dyer have not been identified, family researcher Johan Winsser made a significant discovery concerning a brother of Dyer, which he published in 2004.