Yes, something's being exposed as systematically defective here.
Almost instinctively, as if he needed to shatter the polite mood and dominate the stage, Holbrooke systematically exposed the conflicting national interests that would arise, until Tharoor's suggestion had been demolished.
They are systematically exposed to intense confinement, filth, crowded conditions and brutal abuses.
Honoring the work of political journalists last year, he encouraged them to keep pressing for answers when he cited the year's Oscar winner for best picture, "Spotlight," which chronicles a team of Boston Globe reporters who systematically exposed the Roman Catholic Church's sex abuse scandal.
These two phenomena are especially troubling given that we know that low-income and minority children are systematically exposed to more lead in North Carolina and nationally.
Nevertheless, it is probably fair to say that the majority of biology students are not systematically exposed to math, physics, and engineering concepts and tools.
Nevertheless, it is probably fair to say that the majority of students majoring in mathematics, physics, and engineering are not systematically exposed to biology.
During training, the user is systematically exposed to socially-relevant stimuli, starting from very basic-level stimuli and gradually involving more complex, multi-modal, and ecologically-valid stimuli.
With the exposures grouped in ranges, with each group compared to those with zero exposure ('Nil' in Table 2), there was no evidence that the exposed groups differed systematically in risk from the unexposed group.
Perhaps because depressed patients rarely speak openly or spontaneously about their hurtful exchanges with friends and relatives [ 10], these types of comments, as related to depression, have not yet been systematically exposed.
