Significados de unearth new en inglés

The risk is that the SFO has or may unearth new problems.

Maybe start a new local football tournament to unearth new talent in KwaMashu?

Family, friends and colleagues are being re-interviewed, in a bid to unearth new information.

He said the BBC had a huge opportunity to use new technology to unearth new talent.

This willingness to engage the digital revolution rather than fight it has changed the way companies unearth new talent.

Vargas had the chance to participate in a television reality show that was looking to unearth new football talent.

In some cases they can unearth new sources, archives or extrapolate -through a narrow focus -a larger conclusion.

It also inspired a series of ongoing excavations that continue to unearth new clues about the Mexica's way of life.

He vowed to question ministers and to unearth new facts in a bid to establish the "truth" of the case.

Digital technology helps unearth new evidence about Australia's past Read more Throughout Hirning's 12-month mortgage blitz, tenants continued to pay their rent.

But new plans to promote the sport among Kenya's Masai people could help unearth new sporting stars to reverse the country's cricketing decline.

Because there are so many players, it's possible to unearth new ones capable of coming into a county panel and playing up to standard.

The Dutch, ever egalitarian and earnest in their quest to unearth new treasures, self-mockingly dubbed this year's event "289 directors and no stars".

As television unearths new perspectives, little has to change to make underrepresented stories captivating.

The head-lines ranged from "Suffragettes Unearth New Genius" to "Distinguished Exhibit at Home of Theodore M. Elliot." The verdict was unanimous.