Sentence examples for exposed aspects from inspiring English sources

Because these mandatory penalties do not apply to juveniles, minors have been recruited into the more exposed aspects of the trade: transport, storage and sale of drugs.

It is possible, indeed essential, to accept both truths at once: a single assassin almost certainly killed Kennedy, but the aftermath of his assassination exposed aspects of the darker side of American life — from the C.I.A.'s own murder plots to the erotic entanglements of the Kennedys to the hysterical paranoia of the far right — which before then had been barely seen or understood.

We expect out-migration to be influenced in two opposite directions by the two exposed aspects of overcrowding in the HCAs' medical centers.

Furthermore, there are exposed aspects regarding the mobility of services and resources in the P2P context, with the conditions of applying WSRF framework, derived from OGSA to the P2P environments, SOA processes in P2P environments and the specific relations created, OGSA-P2P and WSRFP2P.

Compared with the general population, fatigue, pain or vitality were the more exposed aspects of QoL, which were specifically deteriorated during an advanced stage of haematological cancer.

He exposes aspects of Bikram yoga that I haven't seen mentioned in print, though I'd bet they are truisms in the community.

As a director Steve Buscemi inspires actors to do some of their most finely shaded work, and in his thoughtful new film, the prison drama "Animal Factory," his performers expose aspects of themselves that are off-putting and compelling.

Yes, Cunningham saw everyone, but in Sherman's case he also made the extreme gesture of seeing and capturing her over and over, exposing aspects of who she really was with every frame, until he had created a prismatic artifact that was impossible to dismiss.

A public offering would also expose aspects of Blackstone's business that even close observers could only guess at, such as its ownership structure, its partners' equity shares, its compensation, and, most important, the exorbitant profits that Blackstone was earning, and, by extrapolation, the exorbitant profits of other private-equity and alternative-asset-management firms.

Participants in DE thus risk exposing aspects of their lives unrelated to health.

Finally, we expose aspects of carbon metabolism that act in a strain- and sequence-specific manner.