Sentence examples for unearthing information from inspiring English sources

He is also one of Ms. Clemente's loudest champions, saying that she has done more than any lawyer in unearthing information that might, eventually, set his father free.

"We are unearthing information and sharing it with readers so they may consider its value".

Unearthing information on such programs often depends on defectors or spies.

Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee focused on the problem of reporters unearthing information.

"We are unearthing information and sharing it with readers so they may consider its value". While the two New York tabloids argue the surveillance was necessary to protect the city, two New Jersey papers expressed concerns over what the AP unearthed.

The FBI does have an established role in vetting federal nominees, though, predicated on unearthing information that might inform whether a candidate was a security risk.

When Karen Thornton delved into her genealogy, she expected to unearth information about her ancestors and recapture her heritage.

The announcement on Monday appeared timed to coincide with the anniversary of the 1990 theft rather than because of any recently unearthed information.

Dr. Nijensohn also unearthed information indicating that Dr. James L. Poppen, a neurosurgeon at the Lahey Clinic in Boston and an international expert on the use of lobotomy for intractable pain, had been summoned to operate on Perón in the summer of 1952.

The corporation admits the programme was aware of allegations that Savile had abused teenagers on BBC premises, and had unearthed information not previously known to the police Entwistle makes a much-criticised appearance before MPs on the culture select committee.

Congress, the media and a special prosecutor spent years and millions of dollars trying to unearth information about President Bill Clinton's links to a small real estate investment called Whitewater.