Sentence examples for exposed defects from inspiring English sources

On March 22, 1966, GM President James Roche admitted in a Senate hearing that the giant automaker had hired private detectives to follow and harass a young safety advocate, Ralph Nader, who had exposed defects in GM cars.

Quality also increases in Agile projects because using a working system exposes defects right away instead of leaving them to a final testing phase.

An enquiry set up by James in 1424 into the dispersal of crown estates since the reign of Robert I exposed legal defects in a number of transactions where the earldoms of Mar, March and Strathearn together with the Black Douglas lordships of Selkirk and Wigtown were found to be problematic.

The financial crisis has exposed the defects of Maastricht.

It exposed the defects of Venezuela's oil resources.

Finally, the required shape could be directly milled from different materials using CAD/CAM technology and the milled scaffold could be inserted in the exposed boney defect.

Test matches, the most traditional form of the game, expose these defects mercilessly.

But as in the Mattel case in the United States, the onus is often on European manufacturers to expose product defects.

Few artists were able to expose the defects and absurdities of a mechanized society like the Dadaists, the loose-knit group of artists whose work was a reaction to the grinding carnage of World War I.

DURHAM, N.C.—When it comes to peeling away the surface of a relationship to expose its defects — or that especially aggressive point where tension turns to hostility — the American choreographer Paul Taylor has a way of ripping off the bandage.

The closed-book rules of kennel clubs around the world mean that recognised breeds tend to become more and more inbred, exposing genetic defects that outbreeding would cover up.