Sentence examples for important exposing from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, because it is such a routine gesture, sifting (or sieving) could not be specifically quantified with the study questionnaires; now, it incurs suspension of flour dust and therefore is an important exposing activity [ 11, 17, 28].

Reeves says events like these are especially important for exposing young women to the possibilities of the field.

She adds that better representation is also important for exposing non-disabled children to diversity to encourage them to be non-judgmental and encourage interaction.

The Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwa, issued in 1989 against his friend Salman Rushdie, was, in Hitchens's mind, as important in exposing the left's "bad faith" as 9/11.

They teach appreciation of traveling and cultural diversity, traits that are important when exposing students to curiosity and innovation.

But then I realized that surveys like Gapminder's Ignorance Project are telling us something important by exposing these misunderstandings.

Maybe if McCarthy had written this important editorial exposing these outrageous pension costs years ago, the city would not be facing a quarter billion dollar unfunded pension obligation and a long list of retired employees making $200,000 per year!

Rapid exchange is important for exposing systems to temporally varying signals.

"His talent was to pander to the vanities of those self-important noblemen, exposing their judgment as worthless".

But overall, in my view, the Guardian has done a very important in job exposing a really important issue that must now be properly considered".

But it is also important to expose the effects of draconian laws on individuals.