Sentence examples for has long exposed from inspiring English sources
— The Ryder Cup, golf's biggest magnifying glass, has long exposed the cracks between its participants, the captains in particular.
Indeed, the Army's germ warfare program at Fort Detrick has long exposed volunteers to pathogens like Q fever and tularemia in a program called Project Whitecoat, which studied vaccines and protective equipment, and in subsequent tests.
The traditional fires used for cooking had long exposed her and her three children to household air pollution (HAP) levels of more than 35 times the World Health Organization's standard.
Being of Archean age, the south Indian Peninsula has long been exposed to weathering agents and the rocks have undergone different degrees of secondary decomposition resulting in layers of weathered, semi-weathered zones, as well as massive fractured rocks and fissures, cracks and joints.
SCHUMER:...if the, if the goal has--if the goal was to stop terrorism, that link between Iraq and terrorism has long been exposed as false.
Vallée du Kou is surrounded by agricultural land which has long been exposed to pesticides, contributing to the selection of resistance in malaria vectors (Diabate et al., 2002a).
Certainly people who are working in various agricultural affairs exposed to a lot of noise sources and it has not fully specified all the risks for people who have long been exposed to the noise, yet.
The show's loss of cachet has paralleled the overall decline of the recording industry, which has long relied on exposing its artists to mass audiences to rack up platinum sales.
Kheddar, who has long worked to expose such terror groups, said by telephone from North Africa that she supported the President's appeal, "as we already had our own Daesh [derogatory Arabic term for ISIS] in Algeria".
More broadly, there is ample evidence in the documents that troopers had long been exposed to mixed messages about racial profiling.
