Sentence examples for managed to expose from inspiring English sources
What Semmelweis had managed to expose was a hidden anxiety within medicine itself, doctors' "horror at the possibility that they had been killing their patients for years".
Cromer managed to expose the bolts, the rivets, and the floorboards of a "classic" structure that we had been walking past — and sometimes through — but hadn't seen in years.
In their desperation, the prime minister and chancellor have managed to expose themselves to the charge they normally lay at Labour's door: irresponsible promises that the Institute for Fiscal Studies and other independent sources say do not add up.
In a moment, Mr. Mojadeddi managed to expose the tensions that underlay not just this assembly but also this nation, over the role of women and the role of Islam, the fealty to tradition and the push for modernity.
— The National Security Agency has imposed new rules designed to sharply restrict the sharing and downloading of top-secret material from its computer networks after a review of how Edward J. Snowden, a former agency contractor, managed to expose several of the country's most sensitive surveillance programs, two of the Pentagon's most senior officials said Thursday.
In a swift stroke, he managed to expose the complete hollowness of their crusade, which is ostensibly about dismantling health care reform but is really about humiliating President Obama and the Democrats, about winning something — anything — just to show a group of angry constituents that they are waging a fight against a hated political nemesis.
The F.T.C. did manage to expose one questionable product known as "vitamin O".
This attempted assassination was carried out in such a way as to fail to kill the target, while still managing to expose as many as five hundred other people to the poisonous agent.
Not only does Elizabeth Rubin take us up close to the horrors of fighting an insurgency, but she manages to expose the moral dilemmas men like Captain Kearney face and the inevitable moral contradictions that arise in that environment.
SOCIAL FACTOR Vauthier is no Gaultier, but the site manages to expose a nice roster of de-signers who aren't available everywhere else, which is a common complaint about other social shopping sites.
Although we do not use all of the many features available at GeneNetwork, the UCSC Genome Browser (Zweig et al., 2008), the Allen Brain Atlas (cf. Ramos et al., 2007), and NCBI databases, we do manage to expose students to these enormously valuable tools that are being used daily in research.
