Sentence examples for string of discoveries from inspiring English sources

A string of discoveries displayed by small galleries make the selling event even more exciting to collectors.

The result has been a string of discoveries across the northern gulf, among them prolific deepwater reefs the size of football fields or larger.

In the late 2000s came a string of discoveries that helped explain both the successes and the failures.

The unearthing of the bodies this week is the latest instance of corpses being found piled in shallow ditches, and the string of discoveries is haunting Mexico as its government struggles to contain narco-related violence.

Back then, a string of discoveries over a ten-month period along Canada's west coast sparked wild theories about the stories behind the severed limbs — everything from a crime writer speculating it could be the work of a serial killer, to people considering if a morgue worker with a twisted sense of humor was to blame.

But despite the risks, the deepwater drilling trend is spreading in the Mediterranean and off the coast of East Africa after a string of huge discoveries of natural gas.

He did much of his seminal work there and, together with John Vane, a friend from his Oxford days, he created an extraordinarily successful department that produced a string of major discoveries and trained a large cohort of talented students.

Many astronomers had warned that the changes could threaten their ability to extend the past decade's string of successes, discoveries of things like planets around stars beyond the solar system and radiation from the birth of the cosmos.

But a string of recent discoveries indicates that a class of RNA molecules called small RNAs are actually in charge of many cellular functions.

In the past few years, however, a string of new discoveries has shown that mammals actually diversified early on and developed a variety of tricks for making a living.

The first permanent mountaintop observatory in the world when it opened in 1888, Lick has been involved in a string of important discoveries, from proof of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity to confirmation of the accelerating expansion of the universe.