Sentence examples for exposing otherwise from inspiring English sources

For decades, international photojournalists have documented a seemingly endless cycle of wars and famine in Africa, exposing otherwise ignored tragedies to a global audience.

Ethical concerns surround exposing otherwise healthy women to the uncertain health risks of repeated rounds of fertility drugs and high-risk multiple pregnancies with twins and triplets.

MMP-9 may exert its effects on integrins through the cleavage of laminin or other ECM components, exposing otherwise inaccessible RGD sites that can then induce integrin signaling.

You're completely exposed otherwise".

Skirts generally do a pretty good job of covering flesh and undergarments you don't want to expose – otherwise we'd just walk around in jeans or knickers.

As the U.S. slowly inched its way toward tolerance, the Internet, as a soapbox for young liberals, became a powerful platform to expose otherwise oblivious Americans to their gay neighbors, backed by the full force of unrelenting digital activism.

e., are more canalized) than populations carrying a large mutation, implying that a mutation changes (decanalizes) the effect of other mutations, i.e., exposes otherwise small or cryptic genetic variation (Waddington 1942).

Inflorescences borne at base of leafy shoot, usually solitary, rarely two together, 5 7 cm long, with ca 5 flowers per inflorescence, peduncle to 3.5 cm long, reddish where exposed, otherwise pale green, basal sheaths 1 2, 1 2 cm, pink.

Seeking to empower volunteers to document and prove human rights violations that would not have been exposed otherwise, for these events, participants were instructed to record without pausing their cameras, so that timestamps could prove that there was no editing involved.

Individuals exposed to any of these indoor sources of air pollutants were classified as exposed, otherwise unexposed.

A case was classified as exposed if GBS had onset during the risk period, and not exposed otherwise (Fig.  1).