Sentence examples for unearthed to date from inspiring English sources

The suspected leaks may be the most damning of the departmental weaknesses unearthed to date in the ticket-fixing investigation.

Yet all of the 100 million or so fossils unearthed to date belong to perfectly-formed living entities.

The earliest fossils of land plants unearthed to date are 425 million years old.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The security company that has discovered some of the most sophisticated spying software unearthed to date says it found a related program, dubbed "miniFlame," which can carry out more precise attacks on targets in the Middle East.

All the specimens unearthed to date and alleged by Darwinists to be intermediate forms in fact belong to flawless, perfectly formed life forms.

The Israel Antiquities Authority did the requisite inspections, in the course of which relics were unearthed dating to the days when the Crusaders held sway in these so frequently contested parts.

Archaeological evidence suggests that Nri hegemony in Igboland may go back as far as the 9th century, and royal burials have been unearthed dating to at least the 10th century.

After leaving C-Squat, the group made stops at a squat on East Seventh Street and two community gardens before ending at Bullet Space, a squatter building on East Third Street, where they looked at a display of bottles, clay pipes and coins believed to date to the 1800s and unearthed in a backyard dig two years ago.

Now paleontologists have unearthed one of the most complete fossils of a phorusrhacid to date.

The only direct evidence of a Norse presence on Rum to date is a piece of carved narwhal ivory unearthed at Bagh na h-Uamh in 1940.

Despite thousands of emails being released to date through multiple public records requests, the emails were not unearthed until Snyder released them on Friday, partly because Valerie Brader, deputy legal counsel and senior policy adviser, it appears specifically took steps to circumvent Michigan's Foia law.