Sentence examples for exposing the issue from inspiring English sources

Senator Dianne Feinstein, the Democratic chair of the Senate intelligence committee, hailed Mandiant for exposing the issue of Chinese hacking.

Dr James Fitzpatrick, a paediatrician who has been working in the Fitzroy Valley since 2008 and lead author on the study, said the community should be commended for exposing the issue.

But even their observations exposed the issue's complexities.

Prepare a media campaign that exposes the issue to the community and presents a plan for addressing it (by donations, community action, etc).. Take your campaign to the streets.

One student believed that it should fall on the media to expose the issue of post-university depression and with an article dating back to 2001 on the topic, and not a lot else, this view holds some truth.

Diana Nammi, founder of the Iranian & Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation consulted by Wolfe, said she was grateful that the film-makers had chosen to expose the issue of honour-based violence, which "remains very hidden in the UK and across Europe.

"They think 'We're in a special class,' that sexual abuse is not that serious," said Paula Donovan, who leads Code Blue, an advocacy campaign working to expose the issue of sexual abuse by UN personnel.

It looks as if the anti-war stance taken by Mr Kennedy has paid off handsomely.Although the war has receded as an election issue, Mr Kennedy argues that it exposed the issue of trust in the prime minister, with enduring effect.

"You have made your point and exposed the issue publicly.

The availability of other data combined with computing power is what exposed the issue.

Women in the tech industry are finding great courage to expose the issue of harassment and discrimination.