Sentence examples for it would be unearthed from inspiring English sources

If Congress really intended to coerce the states into establishing their own exchanges by barring subsidies for insurance purchased through the federal exchange, plainly it would not have concealed the Doomsday Machine in an obscure section of the law, hoping it would be unearthed by a Cato Institute ideologue.

Ian Gordon, analyst at Investec, was sceptical that new facts would be unearthed.

As the groundswell built, Hugh Hewitt, an influential conservative radio host, urged Trump to step down as the nominee, predicting that more damaging revelations from Trump's past would be unearthed.

Zealous hunters after this number were spurred on by the thought that once unearthed it would be the key to the perfect corporate structure.

When Blair's attack on the BBC was launched, his supporters ridiculed the suggestion that secret government documents and embarrassing emails would ever be unearthed, let alone publicised.

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

Realizing that his partner had been apprehended, and that his own role as a traitor would soon be unearthed, Arnold fled, leaving his beloved wife and riding at breakneck speed for the river.

It will be unearthed, polished, commodified and disseminated.

Most people, even those who were sceptical about the imminence of the Iraqi threat, had thought that by now some weapons of mass destruction would have been unearthed.Mr Blair certainly did.

Furthermore, he notes, to assert that the fossil was collected illegally a person would need to ascertain when it was unearthed.

It has been unearthed and restored and opens (or reopens) in cinemas next week.