Sentence examples for goes on to expose from inspiring English sources

The film goes on to expose "the existence of a network of child killers, brilliantly organized and inspired by ideas rooted in Deep Ecology.

This most exciting play of the trilogy begins with roars and man pigtails and goes on to expose a barbarity that may be brilliantly cruel invention or brilliantly retrieved fact.

It would be very dangerous, Clarke went on, to expose someone who had penetrated a hostile group on behalf of British intelligence.

Thanks mainly to "Deep Throat" (exposed in 2005 as FBI official Mark Felt, who died last month), they go on to expose a Republican campaign of "dirty tricks" to disrupt the Democrats.

Browder, chief executive of a British-based investment fund, Hermitage Capital Management, hired as his lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, who went on to expose a tax fraud worth £144m, the biggest in Russian history.

Mr. Dowd would go on to expose the corruption by blowing the whistle on Mr. Manes to Jimmy Breslin, then a columnist for The Daily News, over several pints of Guinness in the backroom of Costello's, an Irish bar, since closed, in Midtown.

But after Mr Fujimori sent troops to close down Congress in 1992, Enrique Zileri, the editor and proprietor of Caretas, the country's leading newsweekly, who died on August 25th aged 83, saw him for what he was: an autocrat in a democrat's clothes.Caretas went on to expose the shadowy power and dark past of Vladimiro Montesinos, Mr Fujimori's spy chief, who had been a lawyer for drug traffickers.

She hired a Seattle lawyer to help her out who then went on to expose the RIAA's tactics: the screen name linked to her IP address and we all know how easy it is to spoof an IP address, steal someone else's Wi-Fi, and so on was in use by some kid with a MySpace page wherein he described downloading the songs in questions.

The report went on to expose the treatments practiced by gay conversion facilities, with doctors countering that these "treatments" caused more harm than good.

Kurzman went on to expose Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano echoing Mr. Muller's concern in her 2011 State of America's Homeland Security Address, in which she stated: "the terrorist threat facing our country has evolved significantly in the last 10 years -- and continues to evolve -- so that, in some ways, the threat facing us is at its most heightened state since those attacks".

The authors go on to expose the shortcomings of each framework for policy use.