Sentence examples for expose the fault from inspiring English sources

But perhaps nothing recently has done more to deepen western anger and expose the fault lines that divide Canada than a kickback scandal involving the Liberal Party that was exposed last month.

e) The flawed MPS Barker Review of the murder investigation in late 1993 had failed to expose the faults in the murder investigation as it should have.

The publication of the Times Magazine article has starkly exposed the fault lines in the media and political landscape in Britain.

Scandal has become a means of exposing the fault lines of the culture, the collision of personal and political.

It also exposes the fault lines in tennis's claims that is doing all it can to be transparent.

The brief event, at the Gowanus Houses, exposed the fault lines between law enforcement officers and the communities they are sworn to serve.

Kenneth Marende, the Parliament speaker and a member of Mr. Odinga's party, said, "The recent events have exposed the fault lines in our system of governance".

How the Fed manages its exit from quantitative easing will be revealing, exposing the fault lines that underpin the financial system.

When Deborah lies to the police about who was behind the wheel, the accident exposes the fault lines in their lives.

Looking beyond this, however, the news has led to a renewed round of debate, exposing the fault line between the Government and the Opposition, one which will dominate the next two and a bit years until the election.

Mr. Bush's hot words on Tuesday had the immediate effect of setting off cries of alarm from American allies around the world, as well as exposing the fault lines between the hawks and diplomats in his own administration.