Sentence examples for said a discovery from inspiring English sources

In an update on its investigation into the local impact of the car giant's emissions fraud, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said a discovery of "defeat devices" would violate consumer law.

Professor David Vaughan, from the British Antarctic Survey based in Cambridge, another member of the team whose findings appear in the journal Science, said: "A discovery of this nature shows that the Earth has not yet given up all its secrets.

"We've never seen this much activity at one time before," said a Discovery spokesman, Rob Crowther, adding that much of the activity had come about because many states were revising their teaching standards.

What is more, Mr. Kepple said, a new discovery law would not have prevented the kind of misconduct alleged in the Morton case.

Burgess said such a discovery was not uncommon along the beaches of south-eastern Florida, where a strong Gulf Stream often brings deeper-water creatures ashore – although he said the fish were usually intact.

This included William Harvey's discovery of the circulation of the blood, which Browne said was a "discovery I prefer to that of Columbus".

"This was not a town that had sprung up naturally for the normal human reasons -- a river in a dry area, say, or a discovery of gold, some kind of historical event," says Frank Eloff, the novel's narrator.

The country was taken over in a couple of years by individuals who practised cannibalism, they say - a discovery that revolutionises our understanding of the peopling of Britain and the manner in which men and women reached these shores.

This was not a town that had sprung up naturally for the normal human reasons - a river in a dry area, say, or a discovery of gold, some kind of historical event.

I predict with great confidence that all will come out and say such a discovery is completely consistent with religious teachings.

Team member Seshadri KS, a PhD student from the National University of Singapore's Department of Biological Sciences, said the discovery of a new reproductive mode "opens up a new world for questions on the evolutionary ecology of frogs".