Sentence examples for exposing problems from inspiring English sources

Citing a recent government report exposing problems in the construction industry, Acting Gov.

And whistleblowers now have numerous legal protections from retribution for exposing problems.

Because just exposing problems in banks and not having an answer how to recapitalize banks and how to strengthen them, that would be very dangerous".

"Whistle-blowers are exposing problems that have probably existed for a long time, but were just hidden from sight," said Koji Morioka, an economics professor at Kansai University who has researched the whistle-blowing phenomenon.

How does it happen that they got exactly the lab result they needed when all the physical evidence pointed elsewhere?" Four months after the court-martial verdict, Whisnant noted, two former F.B.I. assistant directors released a report exposing problems at the serology unit of the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation between 1987 and 2003.

The second characteristic was that Accum did not limit his campaign to simply exposing problems.

At the speech was Aviel D. Rubin, of Johns Hopkins University, who helped expose problems with the machines.

But, unlike most investors, they're motivated to expose problems in public companies.

The stories here expose problems both with agriculture and with medicine.

And its opening games have exposed problems potentially fatal to that hope.

But he is stiff, while the adagio and the allegro passages of her role expose problems in her technique.