Sentence examples similar to Unearthing nothing from inspiring English sources

If Republicans unearth nothing new -- or nothing major -- there may come a time when it behooves them politically to begin to refocus on other topics.

Republicans said interviews conducted by the FBI unearthed nothing to corroborate the claims, while Democrats said the probe was too narrow in scope to be enlightening.

As the professional desire and financial incentives for winning increase, even if Fifa's latest probe unearths nothing, it is fair to assume it won't be the last time they will feel the need to make sure regulations are not being broken.

In fact, many in the group unearthed nothing but ground cover.

As research has unearthed, there's nothing more potent than progress for motivating the human spirit, and there's no better time to mark that progression than the beginning of a shiny new year.

Mr Van Natta is currently an investigative reporter for the New York Times (and author of an amusing book on presidents who play golf).The problem for these two diligent diggers is there is not much left to unearth about Hillary, and nothing that will change many minds about her.

She loves nothing more than unearthing the diverse people and communities that make up our global societies.

Other dinosaur remains with what appear to be featherlike traces have been unearthed in recent years, but nothing as complete as this specimen, paleontologists said.

According to Business Insider, which unearthed the suit, Roberts had nothing to do with the case and a spokesperson for Publicis said the speed with which it had moved to suspend him was not related.

Unearthing those recollections has taken years.

Unearthing those opportunities required determination and perseverance.