Sentence examples for exposing the problem from inspiring English sources

By exposing the problem, the button should add to the push for change.

But the more salient fact is that they are at least exposing the problem.

They then choose whether to notify the company and stay silent until the hole has been patched or embarrass the company by exposing the problem.

It was only when The Times was about to publish an article by Barry Meier exposing the problem in late May that the company issued an alert.

Moscow has blocked American and Norwegian officials from seeing some of the sites they are trying to clean up, prosecuted a former naval officer who has written reports exposing the problem, and slowed progress with internal battles over financing and demands for taxes on donations.

But when Frank Lampard said on Saturday night that England had "deserved" to win the match in which defeat had just eliminated them from the World Cup, he was inadvertently exposing the problem at the heart of the team's consistent inability to scale the highest peaks.

In his book "Sick," he travels around the country, exposing the problems with today's system and offering ideas for reform.

He said he leaked the documents as he felt the Pope wasn't being informed of the "evil and corruption" in the Vatican, and exposing the problems publicly would put the church back on the right track.

Thanks to guys like Larry Olmsted exposing the problems in labeling, and Michael Pollan addressing what should be recognized as food - we are starting to really think about what we eat.

You have to expose the problem".

The EU spokesman you quote inadvertently exposes the problem.