Sentence examples for serious revelation from inspiring English sources

"This is potentially the most serious revelation about Enron to date," said Joel Seligman, a securities law historian and dean of the Washington University Law School.

But Mr DeLay will probably survive as long as no more serious revelations about him appear (see article).

Again, none of this is to argue that there weren't serious revelations uncovered and reported both before and after Election Day.

Any serious revelations in the British press would be followed by lawyers' letters threatening writs and sometimes, for well-heeled litigants, actual libel writs to match.

If the e-mails are genuine, there are potentially serious revelations in the trove, including what appears to be evidence that the president took advice from Iran on how to handle the crackdown on dissent.

And of course we don't have any idea where these investigations will lead in the end — they could still end up getting buried by Republicans, or they could produce little in the way of serious revelations.

In recent conference calls with Tenet executives, many investors had called for the company to buy back stock as a way of demonstrating confidence that there were no more serious revelations to come.

The most serious revelations involve nearly a dozen employees who told investigators that the chief executive and others working for the bowl, the host of one of the nation's pre-eminent college football games, encouraged them to make political contributions, then reimbursed them with sham bonus payments.

High-ranking Venezuelan officials have increasingly been seeking asylum in the United States and making serious revelations about the criminal behavior of their former bosses and colleagues in government.

But real oversight of the FBI — rather than bad-faith "oversight" designed merely to shield Trump from accountability — would scrutinize legitimately serious potential revelations about the FBI, such as the one revealed by Comey last night about Giuliani.

A lawyer familiar with the discussion told me, "Suffice it to say, if there was serious concern about revelation of sources and methods by the intelligence community you would have heard a lot of howling".