Sentence examples for were only made public from inspiring English sources

The two men were convicted in July but the details were only made public last week.

These were the ones that were only made public after weeks of wrangling and published just days before Christmas.

The only other similarly detailed 20th century sources for personal information about millions of individuals are the 1901 and 1911 census records which were only made public in 2002 and 2009.

The patch was released in April, but the researchers' findings were only made public this week.

Details of the deal were only made public last year, as CEO Marissa Mayer's time at the company came under the microscope while it prepared to sell itself to Verizon.

The Form 4 filed by Krzanich, however, state that the plan was adopted on October 30, 2017 months after Google says it informed Intel and other affected companies about the bugs in June, which in turn were only made public this week in reports by The Register and other media.

There was one secret that was only made public in 1994, with the publication of Forster's biography.

Turner's mugshot was only made public after he was sentenced last week.

The Nobel prize nominations are only made public 50 years after the prize is awarded.

The decision to order Babbage's release was made in December, but the ruling was only made public on Monday.

ITV's 2,650,961 shares in the company were sold on 9 December for 285p, although the trade was only made public on Tuesday.