Sentence examples for someone has discovered from inspiring English sources

As you may have seen over the weekend, someone has discovered a security hole in FileVault, which arose with the OS X Lion security update, version 10.7.3, back in February: FileVault encryption passwords are now visible in plain text outside of a computer's encrypted area.

At least someone has discovered 'what breaks their heart' and is using their creativity, gifts and talents to reach an equally creative generation right where they are!

In effect, it was as if someone had discovered a button on an automated teller machine that would cause cash to spew out -- and then pushed the button repeatedly.

Someone had discovered that the algorithm used to associate card numbers with PIN codes was not resilient and exploited this by withdrawing money from various ATMs around Sweden during Easter vacation in 1968 (Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013).

2. If a first aider has discovered someone in the act of self-injury, how should they react, and what should they say and do? 3. Should all people who self harm receive medical and psychiatric attention?

"Originally, I thought someone must have discovered this already; it's such a simple solution to a huge problem.

But once pressed, he spoke with the clear-eyed conviction of someone who had discovered a new purpose.

They certainly knew what they were doing was a fraud, so I was surprised that they weren't thinking that maybe someone else had discovered it".

"I think someone must've discovered at some point that having this foreign object on their face makes them hysterical," he continued, "maybe it's uncomfortable or confusing?

Similarly, Hippasus' experiment with bronze disks to show that the concordant intervals of the octave, fifth and fourth were governed by whole number ratios is too complex to be a first attempt so that once again someone must have discovered the ratios in a simpler way earlier (Zhmud 2012a, 291).

At the Berkeley Radiation Lab, Lawrence offered Segrè a job as a research assistant a relatively lowly position for someone who had discovered an element for US$300 a month for six months.