Sentence examples for issues exposed from inspiring English sources

For most, the issues exposed by the tragedy continue to unravel.

Back in the Chequers – the Chippy one, not its gastro namesake – the talk has moved beyond the set to the issues exposed by the phone-hacking scandal.

But, as a report launched today shows, even if the Labour leader resolves the issues exposed in Falkirk, his long-term problems will come from south of the border, and in particular how he deals with the question of Englishness.

Congress and William H. Webster, the former F.B.I and C.I.A. director who has been asked to assess the bureau's procedures, should examine a number of issues exposed by the Hanssen case.

The latest reform process, which has been viewed with inevitable cynicism by many given the scale of the issues exposed in May by a series of arrests and indictments, is also taking place against the backdrop of the race to succeed Blatter.

"We'd like to think that on the back of the issues exposed in the last year that other decent people in the country wouldn't buy the paper.

In the Navy Yard incident, the shooter legally purchased firearms in neighboring Virginia despite a criminal record and mental health issues – exposing gaps in the current background checks system.

It's not just enough to be interested in ideas, therefore; to count as a public intellectual (or PI, for short) one must participate in debate to clarify issues, expose the errors of other public intellectuals, draw attention to neglected issues and generally vivify public discussion.

To this day, it pays a college professor $50,000 a year to serve as its "adviser on libertarian issues," exposing its top managers at semiannual retreats known as "freedom schools" to a philosophy that emphasizes the rights of the individual over those of the government.

Is there a larger issue exposed here?

Caijing's first issue exposed a case of insider trading in a property company.