Sentence examples for have not come to light from inspiring English sources
Footnotes: Some of the details of William Jones's life remain unclear, partly because many of his personal papers have not come to light.
The documents mostly e-mails between Andersen technical experts in Chicago and its Enron auditors in Houston dating back to 1999 are often cryptic and appear to be shorthand for wide-ranging discussions that were either oral or in other memoranda that have not come to light.
Although it is possible that other large kindreds exist but have not come to light over 60 years of data collection, this seems unlikely.
It's hard to tell, because full details haven't come to light, but he certainly sounds like he's done something pretty odious in his halfhearted apology video.
The ideas are very spontaneous and frequent and there are a lot of nice ideas that haven't come to light yet because we haven't given them the chance to develop.
Einhorn then looked back on the Madoff scandal and wondered how it had not come to light far earlier, given the substantial number of people who had grown wary of Madoff's investment operation.
Much of the material has not come to light before, according to Sotheby's, the house that will hold the auction on Nov. 28 in London, and the auctioneers estimated the cache to be worth at least $1.6 million.
Asked why the embarrassing investment had not come to light earlier, and why Welby had not been better informed, Featherby said there had been a "communication failure" between the church commissioners and Lambeth palace.
If he has a direct link to militant anti-abortion groups, it has not come to light (Joseph Martone, Jr., the head of an organization in Colorado Springs that protests regularly at the Planned Parenthood Dear attacked, told the Colorado Springs Gazette that "Nobody seems to know him").
Too many senators discovered objectionable details in the energy bill that had not come to light earlier -- for example, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, was upset to learn about a uranium enrichment plant in New Mexico -- and just enough of them were sufficiently angry to halt the bill's progress.
