Sentence examples for effectively exposed from inspiring English sources

That effectively exposed the Putin-Clinton dealing on ABM and Start III as a meaningless charade.

Telegram from PBSUCCESS headquarters in Florida to C.I.A. headquarters, Jan . 30 , 1954White Paper [issued by the Guatemalan government] has effectively exposed certain aspects of PBSUCCESS..

It is the Hutton inquiry that has most effectively exposed the messy world in which good and bad reporting thrive in parallel.

Long-lasting solutions to the myriad examples of corruption and inefficiencies that have been so effectively exposed by the world's media can only emerge from within our society.

"The member states, by transferring their right to print money to the European Central Bank, effectively exposed themselves to the danger of defaulting on their government debt," Mr. Soros explained.

Therefore, the developed model effectively exposed animals to crack cocaine, and this model may be useful for the investigation of other inhalational abused drugs.

Only a free and unrestrained press can effectively expose deception in government".

It is of extreme importance for this effort to attract PUBLICITY in order to actually succeed something and effectively expose the lunatic action taken by the Greek government.

The sharp, unforgiving, often comic eye that so effectively exposes and demystifies women's sexuality occasionally proves, when turned upon people in the bright light of day, a rather crude instrument, too close to stereotype for comfort.

Inspirations included Wikipedia, the web encyclopedia written by volunteers, and the leak of the Pentagon Papers by Daniel Ellsberg to the New York Times during the Vietnam war, which ultimately led to a Supreme Court ruling that "only a free and unrestrained press can effectively expose deception in government".

On Section 702, she writes that it "effectively exposes every international communication — that is, every communication between an individual in the United States and a non-U.S.