Sentence examples for exposed in the recent from inspiring English sources

However, the vulnerability of that export dependence was exposed in the recent financial downturn.

At the root of the cruelties and extortions exposed in the recent criminal trials at the Old Bailey, was Margaret Thatcher's reckless engorgement of the media power of her guest that January Sunday.

Since then, it has been modified and there is evidence that it is spreading using a flaw in the Microsoft network protocol called SMB, which was exposed in the recent dump of exploits that were allegedly from US intelligence agencies.

Drange's account was breached because he'd reused a password from a breached website — his Twitter credentials were not exposed in the recent data dump.

But the account numbers exposed in the most recent incident are the real lingua franca of cybercriminals, who either use them to purchase stolen goods, secure cash advances or sell the numbers in bulk at underground sites on the Internet.

Wilshaw reserved his most direct message for those who believe that new grammar schools are the answer to the problems that were exposed in a recent report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which ranked the UK at just 26th for maths, 23rd for reading and 21st for science.

But affirmations of success are misguided, as exposed in a recent report by the Washington Office on Latin America titled: "Colombia: Don't call it a model".

Although several kidney rings have been exposed in India in recent years, the police said the scale of this one was unprecedented.

But don't worry, Equifax ousted its C.E.O., Richard Smith, with "a payday worth as much as $90 million — or roughly 63 cents for every customer whose data was potentially exposed in its recent security breach," Fortune reported.

Several Ottawa weed dispensaries have shut down after their shady practices were exposed in a recent VICE investigation.

Both positions, vividly exposed in recent months, are conversation-stoppers, the barricades at the end of diplomacy's dead-end street.