Sentence examples for exposing a problem from inspiring English sources

The case is the largest known human trafficking ring in Canadian history, exposing a problem in Canada that reaches far beyond this Hungarian crime family.

Act from the goodness of exposing a problem in need of a solution.

"Sometimes you have to expose a problem before you can fix it," she said.

It exposes a problem to widely diverse individuals with varied skills, experience, and perspectives.

Fisher and Bidwell's ordeals expose a problem with trading law.

Partly catharsis for women to share bruising experiences, the site is also a way to expose a problem.

For it made a mistake that countless satirists have made before: in seeking to expose a problem, it only made it worse.

The crisis threatening to spread out from Greece to the other vulnerable members of the single currency has exposed a problem.

The foundations have been shaky for a long time: China and the Fed have simply exposed a problem that was already there.

But he does not play right tackle, and the Giants quickly re-exposed a problem that plagued the Jets all of last season.

Some readers believe — and bless them for it — that all we need to do is expose a problem and it will be solved.