Sentence examples for exposed raised from inspiring English sources

The tabloid's headline, "Exposed", raised fears among activists that it would incite a witch-hunt against gay people in the country.

Thus, Brazil will continue to have cohorts of adults and elders exposed raised by mothers with low educational attainment or who faced nutritional scarcity in childhood for many decades to come.

It is only later, in a visual coup de theatre, that our passivity as spectators is exposed, raising the spectre that we are all colluding in the unfolding events.

Red Pepper's list appeared under the headline: "Exposed", raising concerns of a witch-hunt against gay people.

In some deep-sea protacanthopterygians living in the absence of the effects of sunlight, other senses are needed to compensate for vision in perceiving the environment, and the neuromast sensory cells may be exposed on raised papillae, thus increasing their sensitivity.

Early disease is characterised by insulin resistance, and epithelial tissues may be exposed to raised insulin levels but with more advanced diabetes the pancreas may fail resulting in low insulin exposure but if systemic insulin therapy is administered then exposure may again be increased.

Their tax "reform" bill has now been exposed to raise taxes on many middle class Americans.

Furthermore, they discovered that this protein was downregulated in virally exposed mosquitoes, raising the possibility that the virus was actively suppressing the expression of this molecule.

Taking into account that one major recipient of OFC projections is the striatum [37,36], the results exposed here raise the possibility that OFC and DMS form a functional fronto-striatal circuit critical for the mediation of behavioural flexibility during reversal learning.

This evangelical persecution manifests most strongly in Mary Lou Barebone (Samantha Morton), a self-righteous zealot who steals children from the magical families she exposes and raises them as her puppets.

PTT employs an optical-absorbing agent to generate heat under light irradiation, so biological tissues are exposed to a raised temperature to promote the selective destruction of abnormal cells.