Sentence examples for imminent exposure of from inspiring English sources

Rather than exulting in the imminent exposure of so many cheats, many Americans are more concerned with the MLBPA letting down its membership by not destroying the evidence, and the government overstepping its mark going after "innocent" participants in a confidential survey.

Ms. Pryce stuck with the deceit over the speeding ticket for more than seven years until Mr. Huhne, faced with the imminent exposure of an extramarital affair with one of his political aides by a London tabloid, abruptly walked out of the 25-year marriage.

Their ability to be rather than to act has often served as a counterpoint to the social awkwardness that Bennett has made his comic trademark, the inheritance of those emblematic childhood afternoons in teashops and department stores marked by the "dread of imminent exposure", the knowledge that he and his family didn't quite belong.

One of these men is facing imminent death; the other, the exposure of the contaminating lie that has governed his adult life.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR observed that, when the affidavit, as to the contents of the letter, was made, Dr. Bacher could not have known that the letter would not be produced; that the affidavit, therefore, if untrue, was at the imminent peril of exposure by the production of the letter; and that under such circumstances the representation in the affidavit must be taken to be true.

Wild animal outbreaks occurred before each of the five human Ebola outbreaks between 2001 and 2003, and twice, monitoring information was used to alert health authorities of an imminent risk of exposure weeks before a human outbreak occurred.

Though effective, induction of a protective immune response might be too slow to provide protection in the case of an imminent risk of exposure.

The issue for us in the antiwar movement is the exposure of the lies and misinformation cited by the Bush administration as evidence of an imminent threat to national security, as reasoning for the invasion.

Instead, it adopted the imminent-threat-of-violence standard.

Due to the imminent shutdown of the translational machinery following water exposure, the important genes should be induced early on to allow the synthesis of their products when Lp is still translationally active.

At the time, devolution of Federal Ministry of Health was imminent and fate of vertical programs was still undecided.