Sentence examples for is further exposed from inspiring English sources
English cricket administrators will be especially keen for Morgan's team to square the series in the next match at Edgbaston as, although ticket sales have remained strong for these games against Australia, next summer's glut of ODIs – five against Sri Lanka in May and five more against India later on – may prove harder to promote if the selection policy is further exposed.
Polishing wear of the surfaces, such as surface induced cracks and material delamination, is expected when the bearing is further exposed to the high dynamic load.
Polishing wear of the bearing surfaces, such as surface induced cracks and material delamination, is expected when the bearing is further exposed to long-term non-uniform loading.
If the system is further exposed to an external RF magnetic field that magnetizes the SPM nanoparticles, magnetic dipolar interaction will become relevant and contribute to the magnetic properties of the ferrofluid.
I say: "Vote Green Hazel Davies Notre Damee du Bec, France Perhaps the reason for the failed coup attempt was not that the plotters believe Gordon Brown will lose the election, but – more worryingly for them, as Cameron's empty rhetoric is further exposed – that he might actually win it and end this X Factor-style obsession with personality over policy.
I subsequently bought all of Mr. Cliburn's recordings and was further exposed to the great composers.
Hopefully though, fabrications and distortion of facts by the police in other areas will be further exposed.
Brown's performance today exemplified the strengths and weaknesses that will be further exposed during the campaign.
Since 1967 the wall has been further exposed, and a large plaza has been cleared in front of it.
It can only be hoped there are no more mistakes and that the government's attempts to square austerity with security will not be further exposed.
Meanwhile, traditional traders at the bazaar have resisted modernization and greater transparency, lest they be further exposed to taxes and government regulation.
