Sentence examples for views discovered that from inspiring English sources

The company, which insisted it supported Mr. Emmer solely for his pro-business views, discovered that it is bad business to back a candidate so out of step with the rest of its values.

Mr. Perry discovered that tonight.

Transcriptome sequencing and annotation initiatives have challenged this view by discovering that most of the genome is actively transcribed to yield complex patterns of interlaced and overlapping transcripts, including tens of thousands long (>200 nt) non-protein-coding RNAs (ncRNA) [ 1- 3].

But I soon learned to bite my lip as I discovered that my views were not politically correct.

Since I began training for a marathon this spring, I've discovered that the view is a lot more interesting in the back of the pack.

When a member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee recently asked Greenspan if he had discovered that his "view of the world" or his "ideology" about an unregulated financial market was "not right … was not working", Greenspan replied: "Absolutely!

Most pressing, in the land of cars and sun, could I banish a devilish voice that kept whispering in my ear, like some reject from an old Woody Allen movie, "Why did you leave New York?" In three crammed days I discovered that art viewing around Los Angeles has its own relaxed indoor-outdoor atmosphere.

But when the Conservative former president of Bavaria, Edmund Stoiber, was asked by the European commission to conduct a review of all European legislation, with a view to deregulating it, he discovered that the combined impact of all seven of the EU's environmental directives (of which birds and habitats are just two) is less than 1% of the total cost to business caused by European law.

Meanwhile, independent of the Canadian efforts, the Belfast Police Department of Maine and the Maine State Police were also viewing the troubling images and discovered that the 6-year old victim had distinctive eyeglasses a fact that these two agencies also entered into the NCMEC system.

One member, poking around in the archives, discovered that Bay View's explicit Christian-only requirement didn't originate with its founding but was actually added around 1942, when the board adopted a resolution that members must be "of the white race and a Christian".

In its report, the United Nations discovered that many inspectors held negative views of asylum seekers, viewing them as frauds trying to enter the United States under false pretenses.