Sentence examples for exposed the consequences of from inspiring English sources
Carola's biography illuminated 18th-century artistic life and exposed the consequences of transgressive behaviour by women.
It also exposed the consequences of filling your administration with third-rate hacks.
They argue that the Romanian's death has exposed the consequences of traditional enforcement tactics and grimly articulates the need for a mature debate on society's attitude towards prostitution.
Ebola, like nothing in the country's history, exposed the consequences of a failure to deliver, and the president's recovery priorities could leave a model for successful service delivery in Sierra Leone – one that actually meets customers' needs.
To many Americans, the massacre exposed the consequences of unchecked corporate might, and it roused the conscience of a country that had previously demonstrated impassive ambivalence toward organized labor.
A 2012 report by Human Rights First — "Blasphemy Laws Exposed: The Consequences of Criminalizing 'Defamation of Religions"' [pdf] — outlines several types of problems with the application of blasphemy laws worldwide.
Personal stories brutally expose the consequences of poor care.
The Guantánamo Effect: Exposing The Consequences Of U.S. Detention And Interrogation Practices.
Left to themselves, national historians would have been content to expose the consequences of Soviet totalitarianism: they had few incentives to delve into local collaboration with the Nazis.
A referendum on the constitution would be a proxy for the indefinitely postponed showdown over the euro.With the referendum issue thus parked, the prime minister is itching to expose the consequences of the "no" vote the Tories will be campaigning for.
