Sentence examples for groundbreaking revelations from inspiring English sources

Rusbridger shares the award with whistleblower Edward Snowden, whose groundbreaking revelations about government surveillance were first published by the Guardian in 2013.

It explains in simple terms the mechanism of vaccines, and even includes explanations of how injections work, including groundbreaking revelations like 'this might sting for a moment'.

Katz doesn't deliver many groundbreaking revelations; close Chamber watchers won't learn much new.

Plus, the show is promising "new discoveries" and "groundbreaking revelations that challenge the state's case," whatever those might be.

Most of what I'm saying here isn't any kind of groundbreaking revelation.

Obama's groundbreaking revelation of Iran's secret Qom facility last month was watered down by the leak that the US has known about it for years.

That Hollywood has blind spots when it comes to race and race-based issues is not a groundbreaking revelation.

The fact that Hollywood has blind spots when it comes to race and race-based issues is not a groundbreaking revelation.

The Chinese economy is probably cracking, but that's not necessarily a groundbreaking revelation (especially to sophisticated investors who have been able to see fissures emerging for at least a year).

The Guardian website has been named 'Best News Website' at the European Digital Media Awards, hosted by WAN-IFRA, for its groundbreaking coverage of the revelations on government by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

The Guardian has been named 'Internet Hero' at the 2014 ISPA awards for its groundbreaking coverage of the Snowden revelations.