DiSALVO: The best and most permanent fix is done from the exterior, which normally requires excavating to expose the foundation.
But lawyers for the foundation and for the Pennsylvania attorney general's office argued before Judge Ott that the county's plan had come too late and that it could expose the foundation to "extraordinary financial risk".
The erosion exposed the foundations of private homes, leaving some uninhabitable.
Two sets of archaeological excavations were carried out on the site between 1967 and 1969, exposing the foundations of the buildings in the inner bailey, and then from 1973 to 1977, examining options for future visitor facilities.
His writings on natural science exposed the foundation and assumptions of Aristotle's physics and dealt with the arguments of Aristotle's opponents, both philosophers and scientists, pagan, Christian, and Muslim.
In the current political climate, it would be tempting for the Italian or French governments simply to tell the commission to take a hike.Such a confrontation would expose the flimsy foundations of EU power.
Moody's is exposing the shaky foundations underpinning the hottest product in European corporate finance.
In many ways, the controversies surrounding the find exposed the weak foundations of physical anthropology and archaeology.
In 1998, after the Asian financial crisis exposed the fragile foundations of Indonesia's economic gains, Suharto's autocracy finally collapsed.
The bond markets took fright, pushing up the risk premiums on Greek borrowing to exorbitant levels and triggering a spiral of panic and brinkmanship that engulfed Ireland and Portugal and exposed the flimsy foundations of the common currency.
He has broken through the exalted facade of the system and exposed the real, base foundations of power.
