Sentence examples for expose the issues from inspiring English sources

Moving in with eight physically unhealthy (and unsuspecting) families for five days each, she will analyze their eating and exercise habits, expose the issues at the root of their slovenly ways and, theoretically, set them on the road to health and happiness — even if she has to pummel them on the way.

Come prepared to get a deep dive into network protocol analysis by looking a detail network traces and discuss the importance of where traces should be taken and what filters to use to be used to quickly expose the issues at hand.

In the latest turn of the developing scandal around how Facebook's user data wound up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica — for use in the in development in psychographic profiles that may or may not have played a part in the election victory of Donald Trump — the company has taken the unusual step of suspending the account of the whistleblower who helped expose the issues.

"I believe that to incite change," Zandomeni said, "we must expose the issues that need changing".

My main goal was and still is to give voice to my community and to expose the issues and challenges it faces, which are still invisible to most people.

It simply felt natural to write a solo work about her last hour and a half or so and to expose the issues that emerge when one researches her life - feminism, civil rights, freedom of speech, religious freedom, mental illness, etc... DB: So, do you conceive these pieces with the intention of making them inherently activist, or is that just a byproduct of the subject matter you choose?

One student believed that it should fall on the media to expose the issue of post-university depression and with an article dating back to 2001 on the topic, and not a lot else, this view holds some truth.

Diana Nammi, founder of the Iranian & Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation consulted by Wolfe, said she was grateful that the film-makers had chosen to expose the issue of honour-based violence, which "remains very hidden in the UK and across Europe.

"They think 'We're in a special class,' that sexual abuse is not that serious," said Paula Donovan, who leads Code Blue, an advocacy campaign working to expose the issue of sexual abuse by UN personnel.

Women in the tech industry are finding great courage to expose the issue of harassment and discrimination.

"Unlike her first short film, this feature will truly expose the issue of child sex trafficking to the entire public," the movie's Indiegogo campaign page reads.