Sentence examples for until I disclosed from inspiring English sources

Even I was once asked to be on an NIH review board, until I disclosed (as I was supposed to) that I had made statements citing my disbelief that autism is caused by vaccines--and thus taking me out of the realm of full impartiality.

Some women, like Mock and me, might have the choice to disclose, but I don't experience being unquestionably accepted as a woman until I disclose as trans as "just being" – and I know that "just being" is a privilege that many other trans people don't have.

(I should disclose that I was until recently on its management council).

Nor did Kaplan publicly disclose, until I confronted them with proof, that Kaplan, and thus the Washington Post Company, was a member of the secretive business group the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), now notorious for its Voter ID and Stand Your Ground model laws.

No one understood the reason for his crestfallen demeanor until he disclosed that a close friend had died on Thursday.

Mr. Anderson stepped in, and though he was six inches shorter than Mr. Prowse, his identity was a secret until Mark Hamill disclosed it in an interview.

Ms. Clarke said no trial date should be set until prosecutors disclosed whether they intended to seek the death penalty against Mr. Loughner.

Swinney said last year's budget statement had also been redacted in advance to withhold his new property tax rates until he disclosed those in the chamber.

The lawyer for the district attorney insisted to the justices that the office had no duty to disclose to Mr. Smith before trial the exculpatory evidence that the office suppressed until prosecutors disclosed it in a proceeding after he was convicted.

Data based on 89,552 KEEP participants screened in 49 states from early August 2000 until end of December 2007 disclosed a prevalence of 34% African Americans, 12.4% Hispanics, 5.6% Asian/Pacific Islanders, and 4.5% Native Americans.

"You had to wait until someone illegally disclosed it?