Should they unearth dodgy doings, the auditors who signed off on company accounts could find themselves in hot water.
Screening for companies that score well in all eight categories should, indeed, unearth stocks that are poised to take off, or ones already climbing higher because the variables he has identified are exactly the sort that Wall Street analysts and serious investors look for.
The perhaps fallacious assumption at the Web site's heart is that every rap lyric has a meaning and that the meaning of every rap lyric should be unearthed.
Should England ever unearth a similar talent few will be over-concerned about his charismatic qualities.
I almost felt that I should reply by unearthing some fiend of my own.
I've saved a thick file of articles over the past year, so should be able to unearth quite a number.
The puzzle is not that there is this "equity-risk premium", but that it is so much bigger than it should be.The puzzle was unearthed in 1985 by a pair of economists, Rajnish Mehra and Edward Prescott, who examined almost a century of returns for American shares and bonds.
Now that the country has been freed by the Allies, moral logic (and simple practicality) demands that the defeated forces should be the ones to unearth the mines and defuse them.
To me, that's akin to saying that since we "knew" that campaign finance corrupts American government, we shouldn't have bothered to unearth the crimes of the lobbyist Jack Abramoff; and since we "knew" British tabloids would walk a fine line to get a story, we shouldn't have gotten so exercised about digging out the details of phone-hacking and the paying of police for information.
I decided to leave my power career in magazine publishing for many reasons, one of which was to peel back the clichéd layers of Prada bags, Etro jackets and Miu Miu heels and unearth what I should really be doing with my life.
