Sentence examples for for having exposed from inspiring English sources

"But that does not mean the intelligence community will ever forgive him for having exposed what they were doing.

In the letters, Viganò begged not to be transferred for having exposed alleged corruption, which cost the Holy See millions of euros in higher contract prices.

He calls the charges bogus, retribution for having exposed a petroleum-smuggling ring involving senior officials of president Alexander Lukashenko's government, including relatives of the leader.

Mr Snowden may be responsible for having exposed this hypocrisy, for having betrayed the thug omertà at the heart of America's domestic democracy-suppression programme, but the hypocrisy is America's.

In the event, the two late wickets for Mitchell Johnson have exposed the lower order and the potential remains for them to be bundled out early in the morning.

But trying to forge a consensus for action has exposed fault lines at the United Nations.

But the quest for unity has exposed a fractured society that remains geographically separated and still largely controlled by Israel.

Only Le Pen proposes abrupt action, and the growing possibility that Europe will not be there for France has exposed the recklessness of her argument that France should quit the euro.

Four barrier and six secondary dams were built to close off the mouths and inner reaches of the broad, long, interconnected inlets that for centuries had exposed the region to the destructive power of the North Sea.

Some artists, for instance, have exposed these dynamics through their work.

He said he knew of others who suffered reprisals for what they had exposed, including Thomas A. Drake, who was prosecuted for disclosing N.S.A. contracting abuses to The Baltimore Sun.