Sentence examples for then discovery from inspiring English sources

Since then, discovery of the intervening Ellsworth Mountains has disproved the hypothesis.

Why haven't I stood up and demanded change because of this?' " Bruyneel was Armstrong's team director for all of his Tour de France victories, which came with the United States Postal Service and then Discovery Channel teams.

Until then, discovery still feels a bit marginalized on Spotify.

We are "leading with education, then discovery, then community," Silverman said.

Initially, uncertainty and then discovery take place when marginalized individuals and groups begin to integrate.

If you haven't had the pleasure of experiencing the cicada invasion firsthand, then Discovery's Science Channel has the perfect thing for you.

But then discoveries of "oracle bones" -- animal bones bearing inscriptions used to decipher the future -- proved its existence.

Deposits of natural gas were first discovered at Hassi R'Mel in 1956, and since then discoveries have also been made at several other fields.

Every now and then, discoveries are made of previously unrecorded pictures, but there are not enough of these to make up for the drying of supplies.

"The various ambiguities, uncertainties, the prosecutor's office's silence, the lack of consequent actions and then discoveries such as this one will add up, contributing to the rising distrust of those who have conducted the investigation and the rising distrust of the government," Aleksander Smolar, a political scientist, said in a radio interview.

In the past, discoveries have often followed events such as wars or embargos, whereas the current driving forces of studies, researches and then discoveries aim at a better understanding of catalytic processes, at reducing the costs of raw materials and processes, at developing new catalytic materials and at addressing environmental issues.