Sentence examples for that uncovers from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, maybe usually, this is a process that uncovers new information and disperses it.

The three men run an underground newspaper that uncovers government conspiracies.

Media Studies- Develop a media campaign that uncovers issues of inequality in your area.

He accused The Post's reporter of "sensationalism" — the standard bureaucratic defense against investigative journalism that uncovers official shortcomings.

Program notes bill the piece as aiming "directly at the contemporary fabricated female in a critique that uncovers a deeper feminine truth".

There is a story to be written about Tommy Wiseau and "The Room," one that uncovers the truth of Wiseau's identity, his history and his fortune.

Damage to skin cells continues for hours after spending time in the sun, according to research that uncovers a new link between sun exposure and cancer.

Language Arts- Based on what you have learned about corporate finance practices, write a mystery thriller that uncovers an intriguing corporate scandal.

Zell's belief that productivity should be measured purely by word output is a death knell for intensive, investigative work that uncovers corruption.

Some 14 years later a writer working on a history of pornography (Matthew Montgomery, a standout) discovers a horrifying tape in the wall of his Brooklyn apartment that uncovers Anton's possible fate.

It is not a reassuring start for the reader, particularly when the publisher promises a book that uncovers "the unyielding love that bound together a man and woman in the midst of history's whirlwind".