Sentence examples for previously concealed from inspiring English sources

A giant company suddenly crashes under a mountain of previously concealed losses.

The same is true for details from the previously concealed past.

When you push against the edge, the halves slip apart; the previously concealed bottom half reveals a silver speaker grille.

But the report also indicated that the very disclosures of the previously concealed activity and plans might be a sign of a new attitude.

The NCA had identified 26 offshore companies whose beneficial ownership of UK property was previously concealed and whose financial activity had been identified as "potentially suspicious".

It's one of those lovely moments that happens only in musicals or operas, when a single note lets you peek into the heart of a previously concealed self.

The purpose of this inspection tool, perhaps the most aggressive tactic in a decade of Iraq inspections, is to achieve a breakthrough in gathering fresh evidence about Iraq's weapons program at a time when Baghdad is under mounting criticism from senior American officials for previously concealing its weapons programs and lying about them.

The effect of this has been to create calls for a redistribution of funds to those at the bottom end, most of whom have some evidence of quality that would previously been concealed and left below the threshold for funding.

Using the reverse slope, as he had many times previously, Wellington concealed his strength from the French, with the exception of his skirmishers and artillery.

Suddenly those without stage experience were regarded as suspect by the studios; as suggested above, those whose heavy accents or otherwise discordant voices had previously been concealed were particularly at risk.

Sensitive and specific identification of passenger mutations which do not drive tumour formation may allow identification, in large datasets, of genotype phenotype correlations for high-risk mutations that have previously been concealed by the inclusion of passenger mutations in analyses.