Sentence examples for widespread discovery from inspiring English sources

Galliano's act of self destruction was about as shocking as the widespread discovery, also this week, that Charlie Sheen is a vulgar fool.

The Fraternal Order of Police knows that there is danger in the widespread discovery of Mumia by today's powerful generation of young black and brown activists.

According to Fortune Magazine, in 2007 the pet food market "plunged into turmoil" due to the widespread discovery of contaminated ingredients.

Our understanding of the nature of host-inherited symbiont interactions has advanced since the advent of PCR led to the widespread discovery of Wolbachia and its domination of the literature.

In chemistry, the application of machine learning is widespread in drug discovery and it can be used to detect toxicity, predict ADMET properties or derive Structure Activity Relationships (SAR) [29 34].

The application of antibiotics as feed additives in poultry and pig production became virtually widespread since the discovery in the 1940's [ 1].

In view of the widespread interest from discovery chemists in spirocycles[ 29] we extended this study to 1,1-dialkyl-substituted epoxides, and pleasingly, we were able to synthesize the sultones 4 q– v. Our inability to form sultones from arylepoxides was intriguing.

11 discovery of widespread sympathy for Osama bin Laden rather than concern that democracy in Iraq might destabilize the kingdom.

A few months later, on April 15 , 1998 Cendant announced the discovery of widespread accounting irregularities in CUC units.

Mr. Ibrahim, 61, who was detained in June for 45 days, has said he was made a target because of his discovery of widespread fraud during elections in 1995.

The discovery of widespread backdating at companies, ranging from giants like Apple to small firms like Take-Two Interactive Software, prompted regulators to investigate more than 100 companies.