Sentence examples for tremendous discovery from inspiring English sources

The next decade will bring about tremendous discovery and alter the way we approach healthcare.

The British astrophysicist Fred Hoyle made this tremendous discovery in the 1940s and '50s.

"It has not been possible to see if these are forming complex compounds before and if this is what has been found then it is a tremendous discovery".

He has given Tony Leung a chance to shine with one of the most charismatic and memorable performances of his career, and in the twentysomething newcomer Tang Wei, he has made a tremendous discovery.

During a visit to the home of the photographer Julius Shulman a few years ago, Benedikt Taschen, the founder of the art book company Taschen, made a tremendous discovery: a nearly intact collection of Arts & Architecture magazines from the 1940s, '50s and '60s, championing the emerging Modernist architecture of Southern California.

Dr. Bonnichsen, who is director of the Center for the Study of the First Americans at Texas A&M University in College Station and has visited the Topper site and examined some of the possible artifacts, said, "If the preliminary findings hold, this is a tremendous discovery".

So the announcement of a discovery of a whole pile of pterosaurs, and with several eggs as well, is clearly a tremendous find.

"It's only now that a lot of tremendous new discoveries based on this work are now happening".

There's a tremendous sense of discovery as Dyer uses these to reveal a Lawrence of passion, compassion and – this may surprise those who dislike the novels – self-deprecating wit.

Since their discovery, tremendous progress has been made demonstrating their potential in dental tissue regeneration in small and large animal models.

It combines powerfully felt personal experience with a tremendous sense of intellectual discovery.