Sentence examples for would be discovery from inspiring English sources

"She could win on Oct. 3, and there would be discovery, which is expensive," Heer said, "and whatever the court's decision is, it could be appealed by John Henry, and it could take a year or two to resolve and could go to the Florida Supreme Court.

It would be Discovery's last flight before retiring, and the last shuttle flight of the year.

"This would be a discovery war," he said.

The only news that could trump it would be the discovery of life on Mars.

The holy grail for Brontëites would be the discovery of the manuscript that Emily might or might not have been working on when she died.

"The only real case for a next generation device would be the discovery of a phenomenon that the LHC could only just detect but could not study properly.

American and Pakistani analysts said the evidence that could prove the military approved the transfer would be the discovery of Pakistani nuclear hardware in Libya, North Korea or Iran.

Other ground-based missions, too, are on the case.If these efforts ended up unifying quantum mechanics and relativity, that really would be the discovery of the century.

As with the first distinction, it might turn out that a hedonically good life just is an overall good life, but that would be a discovery, not something we can simply take for granted.

That would be the discovery in the New Zealand Film Archive of a trove of silent material (detailed in a comprehensive 48-page booklet) that had been thought lost forever.

That would be the discovery in New Zealand of a trove of silent material (detailed in a comprehensive 48-page booklet) that had been thought lost forever.