Sentence examples for bare one of from inspiring English sources

2. Don't Go Food Shopping Until Your Cupboards Are Bare: One of the reasons that you may be short on cash by the end of the month is because you are buying food that you don't need and end up wasting it.

In fact, it lays bare one of the fundamental injustices to workers' rights in the U.S., and a looming policy failure as the country struggles to care for a rapidly aging population.

The whole thing looks harrowing almost like a grittier, thornier Making a Murderer that, yet again, promises to lay bare one of the most disturbing flaws in the American criminal justice system.

The walls are still bare; one of the first pieces they plan to hang is a black-and-white photograph by August Sander from Cologne, Germany, in 1926.

His views laid bare one of the biggest challenges facing those revolting against Mr. Assad: a divided opposition that has proven no match for a resilient autocrat determined to retain his grip on power, even as mass demonstrations have unseated leaders in other countries like Egypt, also buffeted by the Arab Spring.

But when Prime Minister Mario Monti remarked that having a job for life in today's economy was no longer feasible for young people — indeed, it was "monotonous" — he set off a barrage of protests, laying bare one of the sacrosanct tenets of Italian society that the euro zone crisis has placed at risk.

Bande à Part also lays bare one essential fact of cinema; in the absence of plot, the time must pass somehow, and so the trio help it pass, dancing, holding a minute's silence, breaking the speed record for getting through the Louvre, playing cops and robbers.

The exchange handles a bare one-half of 1% of U.S. stock trades.

It turns out that the resistance of SnS2@rGO remains stable while that of the bare one increases with the growth of cycle.

1.0 wt.% LTO-coated NCM material exhibited higher capacity retentions of 91.0% than that of the bare one (64.3%) after 100 cycles at cutoff voltages of 4.5 V.

For days now, city officials have struggled to explain the sight of weeping, beer-soaked women stumbling out of the park after they were robbed, groped or stripped bare in one of the most heavily policed areas of the city.