Sentence examples for exposed weak from inspiring English sources

But JPMorgan, even after suffering a multibillion-dollar trading loss that exposed weak risk controls and spurred federal investigations, is minting profits quarter after quarter.

The try that really rattled the All Blacks, though, came six minutes before the break when a great Sexton garryowen was reclaimed by Murray, who moments later exposed weak defence on the side of the ruck to score from 20 metres.

As the epidemic has exposed weak healthcare systems and leaderships in disarray, leaving nearly 3,500 dead in its wake, far more might have died if not for many local health workers soldiering on armed with little more than conviction and courage.

Piling on top of each other, throwing bombs into a hole on its surface, frantically smacking the exposed weak point with our swords, we gasp and talk tactics and laugh and apologize and back-pat and everything else that makes great co-op games great.

Piling on top of each other, throwing bombs into a hole on its surface, frantically smacking the exposed weak point with our swords, we gasp and talk tactics and laugh and apologise and back-pat and everything else that makes great co-op games great.

"We have practically never seen journalists really corner political leaders and expose weak points and contradictions in their claims," writer Christoforos Kasdaglis told the Efimerida ton Syntakton daily.

It will also create a single, more liquid market for corporate debt and, Mr Klesch argues, expose weak European firms to stiff competition.

Speaking of financial crises and how they can expose weak companies and weak countries, Warren Buffett once famously quipped that "only when the tide goes out do you find out who is not wearing a bathing suit".

But after the break Wigan reverted to getting the ball wide as early as possible, regularly exposing weak links in the Hull defence for Steve Renouf to score two tries, Kris Radlinski and Brett Dallas one each, and for Gary Connolly, who staked a late claim for a place in the Lancashire team to be announced today.

Harlequins will also have a different team when they return to Wales on Saturday to face the Scarlets in what will be the last Heineken Cup match at Stradey Park, but once they had sorted themselves out yesterday, playing for territory in the second period, holding on to the ball and exposing weak points in the home defence, they turned the game on its head.

The sequence may also expose weak spots in the arsenal of this deadly germ.