Sentence examples for exposing work from inspiring English sources

As an experimental personal project, Extended allows Franco to explore some linchpin concepts of fashion photography, while also further exposing work that has turned the art into a parody of itself.

All were previously engaged in noise exposed work such as shipbuilding, steel and woodwork.

The hazard ratios (HRs) presented in the tables represent relative risks for type 2 diabetes comparing the exposed (work stress) category to the nonexposed (no work stress) category.

Overall, the mean exposure was 241 WLM with 332 WLM among underground workers and 235 WLM among those having worked at different exposed work places, respectively.

Walker described Sports Direct as a "scar on British business" after a Guardian investigation exposed working practices at the company.

In September one large seafood importer and distributor, Mazzetta, suspended its dealings with a supplier, Thai Royal, after a film exposed working conditions at one of its factories.

All three of the people exposed worked in the same building in Lantana, Fla. A1 HEALTH SCARES Public health officials were buffeted by calls from people afraid that they might have been exposed to deadly anthrax bacteria.

It is very much an extension of the BAC's scratch methodology, whereby artists expose work-in-progress to audiences at various points in the development process and build on the feedback.

After the Guardian exposed working practices at its warehouse in Shirebrook, Derbyshire, shareholders are seeking to bring in stronger directors to stand up to Ashley, who owns 55% of the company he founded in 1982.

My own short story collection "The Sovereignties of Invention" was released through the publishing impresario Richard Nash's Red Lemonade, a press-cum-platform that exposes works in progress to the scrutiny of curious readers.

High proportions of exposed working groups can be affected.