Sentence examples for are unearthed as from inspiring English sources

The agency found that, depending on how much of Pebble's copper, gold and molybdenum are unearthed, as much as 90 miles of streams and up to 4,800 acres of wetlands could be destroyed.

Latin America is far from the only region where political or intellectual figures are unearthed, as shown by the 2012 exhumation of Yasir Arafat, the longtime Palestinian leader, to examine poisoning claims, and Spain's attempts to find and identify the remains of the poet Federico García Lorca and others killed during the Spanish Civil War.

So far, 11 mines have been unearthed, as well as 80 "UXO's," shorthand for "unexploded ordnance," which includes rockets, bombs and grenades.

Thousands of previously unknown micro-organisms may be unearthed, as well as new drugs, chemicals and ways of harnessing bacteria to fight pollution.

So it's telling that Google is not out-and-out denying the report — suggesting the company has indeed found something via its internal investigation, though isn't ready to go public with whatever it's unearthed as yet.

More evidence of crimes is likely to be unearthed as the self-proclaimed caliphate recedes into the desert.

The island has yielded an array of artifacts from the Mycenaean and later periods, but no Mycenaean palaces have been unearthed as in Crete and the Peloponnese (Pelopónnisos).

B3 Treasures Rediscovered A wealth of important finds has been unearthed as the New-York Historical Society prepares for a coming-out party on Nov. 17.

Which brings up the question of whether there are uncool records today that in years to come will be unearthed as Guilty Pleasures.

And now, a wealth of important finds has been unearthed as the society feverishly prepares for a coming-out party on Nov. 17.

Johnson's story was unearthed as part of the Princeton and Slavery Project, which explored the ties of early University trustees, presidents, faculty and students to the institution of slavery.