Instead, the funding--to find and expose the cause of the problem--often mysteriously dries up; scientists are transferred, threatened or fired, and the health risk link to GMOs is vehemently denied.
The final report by the parliamentary commission on banking standards underscores the role of Andrew Tyrie, its chairman, as the man who has done more than any regulator to expose the causes of the financial crisis.
But the stories which expose the causes of the fire, however they emerge, will not make up for the lack of the stories that might have stopped it in the first place.
This poses several challenges that so far have not been addressed in the literature: what exactly are those overheads, how can and cannot they be measured, and how should system models be selected in order to expose the causes of parallelisation (in efficiencies?
Moreover, it abstains from exposing the causes for such asymmetries or from evaluating the efficiency of the available workforce.
During the height of the war in Iraq, Fareed Zakaria exposed the root cause of the surge of violence in Iraq.
Perhaps the surest sign of the endurance and importance of Watergate-legacy investigative reporting is the questioning of whether the news media should have more aggressively and quickly exposed the underlying causes of recent national crises.
Writing under the pen-name Gul Makai for BBC Urdu, she exposed the suffering caused by the militants.
In the diary, which she kept for the BBC's Urdu service under a pen name, she exposed the suffering caused by the militants as they ruled.
Now in England, Hollie told her mother that Roy had caught Denis abusing her and he had told her uncle that he would kill him if he ever exposed the abuse, causing Anne to query if the suicide was in fact a murder and ask for official documents, but her requests were declined.
