Sentence examples for exposure of issues from inspiring English sources

The judge said in London on Thursday: "A relatively trivial incident on 5 July 2007, followed by an allegation made by a young child in potential trouble, led to the exposure of issues about the upbringing of a large family in respect of whom there had been no previous concerns.

It is a profound, educational, and almost surreal examination of life, with specific exposure of issues surrounding LGBT individuals, youth, addiction, homelessness, gender identity, mental illness, suicide, HIV/AIDS, parenting, and poverty, focusing on a lost soul searching for his place in the world.

Channels through which life scientists already receive exposure to issues of responsible conduct, like biosafety, bioethics, and research ethics, offer the greatest opportunity to reach the largest and most diverse range of students and professionals, the committee found.

In examining the findings on cancer risk from the most informative epidemiological studies (informative in terms of validity of exposure assessment and inclusion of subjects with high dioxin exposure) a number of issues should be noted.

The events at Missouri garnered media coverage of racial incidents, intolerance, and other forms of adverse behavior that was much needed and has led to the exposure of equally compelling issues of poor access and representation at many institutions of higher education.

But a million unnoticed changes can take place without any authority or agreement other than the will of the editor to make the change.As a result of Ms Filipacchi's exposure of the category issue, a debate is now raging which an administrator will at some point bring to a conclusion.

After the hearing, Laura Tams of the Crown Prosecution Service's organised crime division said: "This case involved the deliberate exposure of a security issue on the TalkTalk website which is used by thousands of people every day.

Major exposure assessment issues of concern are duration of collection (spot samples vs. 24-hr samples) and frequency of sampling.

Other reports indicate that dose rate and length of exposure issues are critical to toxicological outcomes.

Since variance components can be the primary exposure or outcome measure of a study, rather than just a tool for obtaining another variable of interest (for instance the precision of an estimated mean exposure), the issue of accuracy (absence of bias) and precision of different sampling strategies for determining variance components needs to be addressed.

Because of the availability of accurate automated vaccination records (23 ), this study was less susceptible to recall bias and to misclassification of exposure status, issues that are common in observational studies in which vaccination information is self-reported.