Sentence examples for serious discoveries from inspiring English sources

It surfaced quite recently in Kiev, so this collection includes some serious discoveries, beautifully performed.

A grainy, unflattering, close-up photo of Elliot Morley reveals that the former Labour agriculture minister is at the centre of what the paper calls the "most serious" discovery so far.

"If this does turn out to be the winner – that's a serious discovery," says Cooke.  .

"This court did not believe the earlier testimony of either Tunstall or deputy district attorney Eric Peterson when they unsuccessfully tried to shift responsibility for a serious discovery breach in another case to the shoulders of a former federal prosecutor".

The judge said that he did not believe either Tunstall or prosecutor Erik Petersen "when they unsuccessfully tried to shift responsibility for a serious discovery breach in another case to the shoulders of a former federal prosecutor".

"The FBI's decision to reopen their criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's secret email server just 11 days before the election shows how serious this discovery must be," the RNC chairman, Reince Priebus, said in a statement.

"For several months," White explains, "we've been wrestling with the problem" of how Celera could become a "really serious drug discovery and development company".

Along with organic discovery, though, Facebook is getting serious about paid discovery.

White House officials called the discovery "serious and troubling," and said time was running out for Saddam Hussein.

As we saw the police deal with more serious crimes – the discovery of a body and the arrest of a man who'd attempted to rape a young boy – their rhetoric was shown to spring from a daily coexistence with events rarely encountered by most people.

Frieden said the discoveries raised "serious and troubling questions" in announcing the new safety measures on Friday.