Sentence examples for exposed fault from inspiring English sources

But trying to forge a consensus for action has exposed fault lines at the United Nations.

But now that relationship is being shaken by the decision of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, Senator Barack Obama of Illinois, and former Senator John Edwards of North Carolina to shun the debate, a move that has exposed fault lines among two major constituencies of the Democratic Party.

Although LGI's January figures indicate that the watch business has stabilized, with same-store sales rising by 4 percent, the crisis has exposed fault lines that are critical to understanding why the United States has suffered such a heavy toll, both statistically and anecdotally.

The scandal and verdict have exposed fault lines in a country long divided by Cold War politics.

The argument in the Court exposed fault lines and confusion over the relevance of Robinson to digital searches, whether of a smartphone, computer, laptop, iPad, tablet, Fidbit and Facebook.

From far away I thought I maybe saw layers that would suggest multiple landslides contributing to the same deposit, but wasn't sure because it also could just be exposed faulted rocks.

With the financial crisis emerging as a key factor in the US presidential election, the Democrat candidate for the White House, Barack Obama, said last night that conditions were the most serious since the crash of the 1930s and that they exposed faults in the "economic philosophy" of his rival, John McCain.

To this end the present work examines the migration to surface of deep, naturally produced CO2 along various buried and exposed faults in the Latera caldera (central Italy) by integrating structural geology and near-surface gas geochemistry surveys.

"This is healthy, in that it exposes fault lines that we can learn to avoid".

The campaign is also exposing fault lines within the industry and highlighting differences in strategy between Microsoft and Intel.

With prominent public figures such as the historian David Starkey accusing the so-called Rochdale gang of "acting within their cultural norms," the case is exposing fault lines in race relations in Britain.