Sentence examples for if unearthed from inspiring English sources

Objects can sell for $1m apiece, and academics say that top forgers hunt academic journals for the objects that would be considered significant if unearthed, and then sneak fake finds into the market - giving the antiquity community exactly what it wants.

Three years ago Bill McKibben laid out the "terrifying math" behind the "excess fossil fuels," which if unearthed, would push the planet past the safe carbon budget as calculated by scientists.

If the unearthed rocks are hot enough and the pressure released great enough, the rock will melt and lava will flow.

Massive, heavy and proudly inelegant, they look as if they were unearthed in someone's grandfather's attic.

Those would not be unearthed if more symmetries had not been available.

Looks like they're at it again, if this just unearthed patent is any indication.

And how much oil could be unearthed if the quest proves successful ("potentially enough to fuel 25 million cars for 35 years," according to the New York Times)?

Looking at it differently, (0.09), (0.16) and (0.22) units of (hitherto unknown) information from three aforementioned correlations (respectively), implied that newer information can still be unearthed; if proteins are considered as complex mesoscopic systems, instead of being viewed as rigid bodies.

This might mean leaving the bricks to dry somewhere first if you've unearthed them from a wet outdoor location.

If compelling evidence were unearthed that showed that widespread same-sex marriage really would precipitate the unraveling of the traditional family and subsequently the stability of society and the ruin of us all, I suppose I'd settle for the right of same-sex couples to shack up.Inheritance tax.

The video to Cherry Blossom, from her debut EP You & I Spring (released on 23 March through ParadYse/No Format), is a bleached-out affair that, combined with her voice's in-built graininess, makes it sound as if it's been unearthed from the 30s or 40s.