Sentence examples for unearthed nothing from inspiring English sources
Background checks on passengers and crew have turned up no likely suspects, and China has announced that it has unearthed nothing untoward in the profiles of the two-thirds of passengers who were Chinese.
The 704-page report, released this afternoon, highlights a catalogue of security failures but has unearthed nothing to suggest there was official connivance in the murder of Wright, a hardline opponent of the peace process.
And while Germany, France and Britain have all confirmed that they remained on high alert, as they have been since coordinated train bombings in Madrid killed 191 people on March 11, they said their national intelligence services had unearthed nothing to suggest that terror attacks on European soil were more likely than before.
Extensive investigations into the situation in Bahrain had unearthed "nothing (that) could allow us to stop the race", he said.
Jean Todt, the president of the motor racing governing body, the FIA, said he had no regrets about the race, as extensive investigations into the situation in Bahrain had unearthed "nothing (that) could allow us to stop the race".
They've investigated it over and over again, and unearthed nothing of substance.
Nothing unearthed or concluded by this enquiry, those yet to come, or any other power on earth can change that.
"Nothing unearthed since the trials, including Matias Reyes's connection to the attack on the jogger, changes that fact," Ms. Koeleveld added, referring to the man who later confessed to being the attacker.
The specimen, which was unearthed early in the 20th century, is nothing but a 5-centimeter-long upper-right jawbone.
Gary Burtless of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, thinks some of the downward mobility unearthed by the Pew study will turn out to be nothing more sinister than a reversion to the mean.
Most of his finds are unearthed online, he said, pointing out that Web browsing still has nothing on the tactile pleasures of "binning," that is, spending one's off-hours flipping through albums in milk crates and bins.
