Sentence examples for exposed facts from inspiring English sources

This study was the first step to recognize the structure and distribution of ICUs and exposed facts that must be improved, for instance, the need to increase the number of specialists through the creation of new training centers all over the country.

The page, titled "Kampala Exposed: Facts and Rumors," had originally been created to "expose the rot in society," according to its organizers, Towleroad reported.

Let C ⊆ C, a functional Φ : C → C is called an improver with respect to a function f ∈ C provided that Φ is monotone and that Φ ( f ) ( n ) ≤ ∞ f ( n ) for all n ∈ N. Taking into account the exposed facts, the following result was stated in [46].

They intended merely to expose facts "in simple terms to all observers, so that their environment may be understood, and thus constantly transformed".

Nick taught me, not only about the power of the theatre in exposing facts to a wider public, but also how apparently inconsequential incidents or anecdotes which a journalist or newsdesk might ignore, could be very telling.

To cries of "Hear, hear!" from almost every corner of the Commons, he said, "An M.P. endangering national security would be a disgrace; an M.P. exposing facts about Home Office policy which ministers are hiding is doing his job in the public interest".

The book exposes facts about dining out that are good to know but hard to swallow.

The three cases have exposed three facts in common: first, the presence of pericardial effusion initially unsuspected.

If we are not exposed to facts about sex from a young age, we are bound to develop our own personal fictions.

Matthew is a member of the Board of Directors for Council for a Livable World, is an Advisory Board Member for Expose Facts (exposefacts.org) and is an International Advisory Board Member for Veterans For Peace.

Ebola has exposed the fact it is not working.