Sentence examples for discussions have exposed from inspiring English sources

But discussions have exposed Iraq's ethnic and sectarian fault lines.

[ 5] In addition to professional blind spots in science, previous discussions of genomics have exposed otherwise unchecked and embedded self-interests, whether from academia, government, industry, media or patient advocacy groups, not to mention bioethicists, social scientists and philosophers reflecting on genomics, innovation and society.

They have exposed repression.

Ceilings downstairs have exposed beams.

While the discussion of energy costs has focused on the economics of transportation, more interesting are the infrastructure weaknesses that the staggering growth rates in countries like China have exposed.

Mr. Booker's challenge has exposed a delicate discussion that senators and the protective cordon of aides around them rarely conduct in public: at what point does experience become more of a liability than an asset?

As part of an ongoing discussion of women and economic issues hosted by the Roosevelt Institute's New Deal 2.0 blog, we discuss how the Great Recession has exposed the fault lines of traditional family values.

The process has renewed discussion of the virtues and limitations of gentrification and integration, and has exposed ambivalence about each.

The 11th-hour discussions were the latest lurch in a start-and-stop negotiation process that has exposed raw feelings between allies, and has also highlighted Mr. Karzai's taste for public brinkmanship.

Following the synod's private discussions, a formal debate on the issue of recognising and blessing same-sex relationships – which has exposed deep divisions within the church – is likely next year.

The investigation has exposed troubling things.