Sentence examples for uncovered enough from inspiring English sources

A lengthy investigation has uncovered enough evidence to bring the charges.

Well-traveled ground can yield insight, and Mr. Arthur uncovered enough to attract the like-minded to his shadowy outlands.

Archival research has uncovered enough about Vermeer's household to indicate a close-knit home, full of children and music.

After shelving their inquiry into Madeleine's disappearance in 2008, Portuguese authorities said last October that a review had uncovered enough new information to justify reopening it.

The Portuguese shelved their inquiry into her disappearance in 2008, but last month said that a review had uncovered enough new information to justify reopening the case.

To debate: ProPublica asks if Politico had uncovered enough details to warrant publishing its story about allegations of sexual harassment by Herman Cain.

On Thursday, Ms. Ortiz announced that her office's review did not uncover enough evidence to charge anyone.

After years of investigation, prosecutors in the French case had argued that the case be dropped, saying investigators had failed to uncover enough hard evidence for a conviction.

But they said that they did not uncover enough data to say whether the virus originated in birds, pigs or other animals.

This is what the Jets' season, once floating on a cloud of unbridled confidence, has been reduced to: the equivalent of scrounging through your pocket, hoping to uncover enough loose change to buy a cup of coffee.

During the course of the game you work together with other agents to accomplish missions, solve puzzles, raise money for Cancer Research UK and eventually uncover enough intelligence to save the word from The Agency's arch-enemies E.V.I.L.