Sentence examples for issues unearthed in from inspiring English sources

Yet this does not diminish the importance of the real issues unearthed in Ferguson by Brown's death.

"When the Essendon drugs issues were unearthed in February 2013, there was an immediate link to our club due to the fact that Dean Robinson had worked for both Geelong and Essendon," Geelong said.

A rolling summary of relationship issues unearthed by customer surveys kicked off quarterly executive strategy discussions.

By touching upon issues unearthed by the interns during the series, Smith gains some insight into the reasons some of these young volunteers are opting leave the jungle, and why despite that, Jimmy still believes in Kalu Yala.

Using the results of the questionnaire and needs assessment, local colleagues identified strengths and challenges at each healthcare facility and initiated projects to address the issues unearthed.

The artist applied oil and colored pencil to this archive photo by Grant Mudford of Liberace's Las Vegas living room (unearthed in a recent issue of Nest magazine) and superimposed the model Amanda Moore.

The well-preserved specimen, described in tomorrow's issue of Nature, is the first dinosaur to be unearthed in Italy and could help researchers address long-standing questions about how dinosaurs are related to living birds and reptiles.

Last week, the Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences lifted the embargo on two papers set for publication in its 28 February issue, in which scientists claim that 6-million-year-old bones unearthed in Kenya represent our earliest known ancestor.

Are mass graves unearthed in democratic India somehow less offensive?

A 5,500-year-old 5,500-year-old 5,500-year-oldleather hashoeen unearthed in completeArmenia.

Horn cores unearthed in North Africa show that Eotragus crossed over soon after evolving in Eurasia.