Sentence examples for exposure of which from inspiring English sources
Miriam O'Reilly's case has made creative people aware of some scary, previously unexplored legislative territory, for the exposure of which, in many ways, we should be extremely grateful to her.
Regrettably there was more, heaps of the stuff, for the exposure of which Tan deserves our appreciation and an apology from all those who held him responsible for the unravelling of Cardiff's Premier League dream.
Trierweiler did not comment directly on Hollande's love affair with the actress Julie Gayet, 41, the exposure of which by Closer magazine led to the end of her partnership with the President.
In an SCS document cited by the magazine, the agency said it had a "not legally registered spying branch" in the US embassy in Berlin, the exposure of which would lead to "grave damage for the relations of the United States to another government".
Bulstrode wields a disapproving moral force in the town of Middlemarch through the exercise of his philanthropic and political power — but he has a guilty secret that undermines his assumption of moral authority, the ultimate exposure of which reveals him to be a hypocrite, and worse.
In a secret document cited by Der Spiegel, the NSA said it had a "not legally registered spying branch" in the US embassy in Berlin, the exposure of which would lead to "grave damage for the relations of the United States to another government".
Other screen idols are doing a clever job in avoiding the over-exposure of which Deneuve warns.
Low-level lead exposures, of which there were approximately 8,000 in Flint, are known to depress IQ, which makes children less likely to gradate from high school.
V-DISC queries about lifetime history of eight traumatic exposures of which three consider exposures theoretically linked to NSSI.
Of 214 ascertained pregnancy exposures, of which 70 had evaluable outcomes, there were 22 cases of newborns with structural defects, 18 of which resulted in live births.
Our dataset included estimates of exposure to many occupational exposures, some of which are recognized lung carcinogens, namely asbestos, nickel, chromium VI, cadmium, and arsenic.
