Sentence examples for the past finding from inspiring English sources

In the past, finding love required a close-knit network of friends and family to help you find that ideal match.

The reasons are the same as in the past: finding people once thought dead; duplication; insufficient data; fraud.

In the past, finding a place to eat near Lincoln Center could be a chore, but the area now shows many signs of culinary life.

In the past, finding a wheelchair-friendly cab amid the more than 13,000 medallion cabs "was like hitting the Powerball," said William Scalzi, president of Metro Taxi.

It's a notion as naïvely idealistic as any he ever gave us; an echo from the past, finding its way to us past a wall that is, miraculously, no longer there.

When the world she lives in becomes overwhelming, she takes refuge in the past, finding comfort and order and magic in superannuated books and old magazines, in "hysterical political treatises written by an advocate of some long since defeated or abandoned or transmuted cause".

Compared to the past findings on placement tests in the Japanese context, the quality of the VELC Test® items was high.

Also, assignments of various peaks in the cyclicvoltammograms obtained in different pH conditions are not always in agreement with the past findings, especially the formation of dehydrated form of leucoadrenochrome is not likely to occur under acidic conditions.

The past findings clearly indicate that the loss of stirrup areas plays a vital role in the reduction of the shear capacity of reinforced concrete members, in addition to the other influencing factors of corrosion damage.

In the zone of entry of the DNAPL entrapment zone where the concentration boundary layer in the flowing groundwater has not fully developed, the pore-scale simulations confirm the past findings based on laboratory studies that the mass transfer increases as a power-law function of the Peclét number, and is enhanced due to reactions in the plume.

This study replicates the past findings that winter-borns are more sensation seeking, but differs in that the association was only evident in males.