Sentence examples for exposing the depth from inspiring English sources

Unlike past sweeps that brought down crime bosses and their henchmen, the crackdown in Chongqing has yielded a number of wealthy businessmen and Communist Party officials, exposing the depth of corruption that has resulted from the mixing of state control and free-market economics in China.

Much of the data was dedicated to exposing the depth and breadth of angst related to the 'social problem(s)' of multimorbidity [ 1].

Even so, there is a point in exposing the depths of our societal depravity.

Crimmins has – both through his work exposing the depths of online child abuse images in the early 1990s, and in the more recent work he's done raising awareness of child sexual abuse in the wake of Call Me Lucky.

If anything, though, the Hazare movement exposed the depth of disillusionment with India's politics.

The bitter exchanges over the airwaves today exposed the depth of the divisions on Labour's backbenches over the Iraqi question.

After Thomas's death, a battle between aggrieved Aborigines and the police just a few miles from the Sydney Opera House exposed the depth of bitterness among Aborigines.

The vote in the House exposed the depth of divisions not only between Democrats and Republicans but within the Republican party.

This newspaper has exposed the depth of Scotland Yard corruption related to the axe murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan in 1987.

The crisis over the students has exposed the depth of the security crisis in parts of Mexico where criminal groups have taken control of some municipal governments, while the federal authorities appear to turn a blind eye.

Guardian reporter Nick Davies received the Paul Foot award for investigative journalism for a series of stories that helped expose the depth of phone hacking conducted by the News of the World.