Sentence examples for re exposing from inspiring English sources

Re "Exposing Medical Mistakes" (editorial, Feb. 24), on President Clinton's proposal for mandatory reporting of serious medical errors and the creation of a federal headquarters to oversee patient safety: The Bell Commission, reacting to the death of Libby Zion in 1984 in New York, tried to define safer working hours and increased supervision for residents.

WBV + RE exposed subjects to 5 one-minute bouts of vibration (20 Hz, 3.38 peak-peak displacement, separated by 1 min of rest) before RE.

The global recession is re-exposing fissures in United States-China relations that Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. spent more than two years smoothing over.

From this unlikely flight, he hopes to rediscover his funny, re-exposing himself to the best and worst and strangest that Blackpool can provide.

For years most troops with mild concussions stayed on the job, immersing themselves in combat again and re-exposing themselves to additional blasts with little or no time to rest and recover.

It is these that will have most resonance at Westminster both by re-exposing painful divisions which still torment Labour and by handing some useful ammunition to the Tories.

After he accidentally double-exposed some film in Haiti and liked the results, he spent three years in Guatemala deliberately re-exposing every frame of panoramic film that he shot with his Hasselblad XPan.

It is hardly the sort of thing she would have made her peace with, of course, but re-exposing to the glare of publicity a family whose fragilities and special needs she is keen to foreground seems a high price to pay for reminding the world of the story.

The masked portion would then be re-exposed to insert foreground elements from the live footage.

"Or maybe her boyfriend was the source," he said, "and she's been re-exposed since getting treated.

With this approach, students are re-exposed to information about the Civil War and Reconstruction throughout the semester.