Sentence examples for expose the failings from inspiring English sources

It fell to whistleblowers to expose the failings through the media, despite a climate of fear in the Cornwall service, it says.

The party, Li argues in a notably sycophantic essay, will overcome any short-term difficulties to demonstrate the superiority of China's wise, meritocratic, and public-spirited one-party system and expose the failings of western democracy.

Celeste Wallander, President Obama's senior adviser on Russia, asked the most prescient question in the article: "Will Putin expose the failings of American democracy or will he inadvertently expose the strength of American democracy?" I am praying that it's the latter.

"Will Putin expose the failings of American democracy or will he inadvertently expose the strength of American democracy?" The working theory among intelligence officials involved in the case is that the Russian approach including hacking, propaganda, and contacts with Trump associates was an improvisation rather than a long-standing plan.

It was fitting that among those at the ceremonies was Iain McLean, an academic whose acute analysis of the papers that emerged under the 30-years rule helped expose the failings of the NCB and led to the £150,000 being paid back.

This year marks a decade since Hurricane Katrina so catastrophically exposed the failings of the federal levee system.

It was almost two years ago that whistleblowers exposed the failings of the privatised out-of-hours GP service run by Serco in Cornwall.

"This again gives the lie to David Cameron's pre-election claim that frontline services would be protected, and exposes the failings and cruelty of austerity.

"This report exposes the failings of this government's schools policy – a policy that has sent unqualified teachers into the classroom and prevented effective collaboration between schools".

Labour is rattled after the election and the Conservatives must capitalise on this by being an energetic and unrelenting opposition, exposing the failings, the superficiality and lack of drive of this third-term government.

For the Metropolitan police to turn on the very newspaper which exposed the failings of the previous police inquiries and reported on hacking by the News of the World was always doomed to failure.