Sentence examples for exposed often from inspiring English sources

Fake doctors are periodically exposed, often after tragic consequences for their patients.

Nor is there any reason to retain faith in Giles Clarke, England's puffed-up principal, or Australia's Jack Clarke, whose limitations have been exposed often enough".

In war-crimes investigations, the disparity between the facts and the military's official versions of them has repeatedly been exposed, often with bruising consequences, by an independent press.

Inside McWane plants, workers have repeatedly complained of blurred vision, severe headaches, respiratory problems and other ailments after being exposed, often without training or protection, to chemicals and agents used to make pipes, government records and other documents show.

The rumours of cuts to productions and staff crown an unhappy year at the opera house, which has seen its entire management team – chairman, executive director and artistic director – resign since January, in circumstances that exposed often toxic disagreements in its leadership team.

Character flaws and misdeeds were exposed, often more sordid than fans could have imagined.

The dry, red and usually intolerably itchy patches often recede when the air is warm and damp and skin is exposed more often to sunlight.

But relying on that possibility is not a particularly comfortable position to be in, much like hoping that Abdoulaye Faye's dwindling pace is not exposed too often.

His tearing at his subjects' exposed wounds – often class injuries – is the emotional crescendo of the programme.

The Pole's handling was greasy throughout, even if he was left exposed too often by his team's porous midfield and the acres they allowed Eriksen.

Exposed workers often exhibit tremors, rigidity, and coordination problems strikingly similar to those observed in Parkinson's disease.