Sentence examples for exposed inadequacies from inspiring English sources

Rather, Sunderland's abundant and worryingly exposed inadequacies were showcased once again for anyone who hadn't been made fully aware of them already.

Just enough to expose inadequacies without being mean.

As well as exposing inadequacies, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are also acutely aware of the ways in which health care provision can be improved.

Disaster can loom like a giant spotlight – at any moment, it can shine a blinding light into a dark corner and expose inadequacy and incompetence.

Full control might have exposed its inadequacies.

The move adds another twist to a high-profile case that has exposed the inadequacies of the state's mental health system.

Yes, please ReprintsThis year's Greek crisis exposed the inadequacies of the euro, a single currency without a joint economic or fiscal policy.

A report by Mackenzie's committee on grievances exposed the inadequacies of colonial rule and caused the British government to recall the current governor, but the new governor was the even more autocratic Sir Francis Bond Head.

THE four bombs that exploded in London on July 7th not only tore off arms and legs; they also blew away civil libertarian notions and brutally exposed the inadequacies of the criminal justice system.

Wikileaks has exposed the inadequacies in the way governments control their internal flow of information, and organisations dedicated to transparency and disclosure will observe the tactics used to shut it down and adapt accordingly.

The rise of multiparty politics has exposed the inadequacy of our voting system.