Sentence examples for revealed material from inspiring English sources

Just months later, an audit by Ernst & Young revealed "material weakness in [Groupon's] internal controls," leading it to revise the earnings report of its first quarter as a public company — the revised report reduced its income for the quarter by $22.6 million.

Atomic force microscopy revealed material pile-up with sixfold symmetry in the former case and a sink-in phenomenon with twofold symmetry in the latter case.

The inadequacy of using 100% of gneiss to prepare asphalt mixture and the performance deterioration mechanism of fine steel slag were discussed based on some newly revealed material characteristics and previous research results, and corresponding improvement measures were established first.

SoundCloud has been experiencing trouble for some time, as a financial report from 2014 revealed "material uncertainties" and a loss of a loss of $44 million€3939 million).

Surely, her life in the theater would provide more revealing material than her stock identity search.

"I cooperated where I could, but I couldn't reveal material that had been given to me in confidence".

Filed in November, the complaint shows what kinds of revealing material can be dug up by determined investigators.

The report, which some news accounts are predicting will be "blistering," is purported to sum up Starr's investigation of the Whitewater affair and, in the process, reveal material that could be particularly damaging to Mrs. Clinton.

Besides, there was an important story to cover: the celebrity feminist lawyer Gloria Allred, Trump's opposite in almost every sense except in her enthusiasm for self promotion, announced that she'd soon be revealing material damaging to Mitt Romney.

Written by Judge Richard Wesley, the decision is too accepting of the government's weak claim that revealing material redacted from the cables, along with the photo, would harm national security.

This often reveals material that would seem to be unrelated to the business at hand (and probably was inserted as part of the bargaining process), like a provision on guns in a financial regulatory bill.