Sentence examples for unearthed if from inspiring English sources

Those would not be unearthed if more symmetries had not been available.

And how much oil could be unearthed if the quest proves successful ("potentially enough to fuel 25 million cars for 35 years," according to the New York Times)?

Looking at it differently, (0.09), (0.16) and (0.22) units of (hitherto unknown) information from three aforementioned correlations (respectively), implied that newer information can still be unearthed; if proteins are considered as complex mesoscopic systems, instead of being viewed as rigid bodies.

Massive, heavy and proudly inelegant, they look as if they were unearthed in someone's grandfather's attic.

But what if the Rosetta Stone were unearthed in modern times?

Mr. Ernsting emphasizes the ancientness of his idea by displaying a few of the amphoras in a casual way as if they had just been unearthed in an archaeological dig.

It is looking more as if the problems the British unearthed in the plant were mostly process violations, not proof of widespread contamination of the flu vaccine that Chiron had produced.

Among the intricacies that need to be sorted out, according to officials familiar with the Clinton proposals, is the insistence by Israel that it maintain sovereignty below the surface of the Temple Mount, where Jewish archaeological sites remain unearthed, even if it cedes sovereignty above ground.

Mass graves are still unearthed in Vilnius.

His treachery was only unearthed in 1963.

Her body was unearthed in 2000.