Sentence examples for dig to learn from inspiring English sources

Investors needed to dig to learn that two thirds of the increase came from transfers Philips made from its receivables reserves ($105 million) and because it got $438 million from its employee pension fund.

Investors needed to dig to learn that two-thirds of the increase came via transfers Philips made from its receivables reserves ($105 million) and because it got $438 million from its employee pension fund.

And there was William L. Rathje, an anthropologist and director of the Garbage Project at the University of Arizona, who in 1989 excavated the Fresh Kills landfill on Staten Island in a kind of archaeological dig to learn about what consumers use and throw away.

Because I became tired of doubting my intuition, and of never knowing quite how to respond when accused of being "too emotional," and because I'm a researcher by profession, I decided to do some digging to learn more about the nature of intuition, including whether it was a real thing (it is), and whether women have it more (they do).

But in most news reports you have to dig deep to learn the identities of the other three: Assemblyman José Rivera, City Councilman Adolfo Carrión Jr. and former Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez, the Bronx Democratic leader.

Dig deeper to learn that, apparently, he received weight-loss advice from Tom Hanks.

Wikipedia it and dig deeper to learn more.

In 2011, Ronnie decided that he wanted to dig deeper, to learn more about who he was, and to share important stories.

When the researchers found the hacker using a Telegram bot to communicate with the malware, they dug in to learn more.

Intrigued by the listing, VICE dug deeper to learn that the funeral home was the historic House of Wills, which sits right on E. 55th in Cleveland.

The site was once populated in the Bronze Age from 2200 B.C. to 800 B.C. — scientists were digging here to learn more about this era in Britain, where little was known until recently.