Sentence examples for responsible for exposing from inspiring English sources

Andrew Norfolk, the Times reporter responsible for exposing Rotherham's child sex scandal, recoils when the Guardian suggests coming to its London office for an interview.

Shaun Lintern, a journalist at the Health Service Journal, who was responsible for exposing malpractice at Mid Staffs hospital, told the meeting that local journalists were "a seldom-recognised but crucial function of a healthy free society".

Indeed, it was a British journalist, Tina Weaver, the current editor of the Sunday Mirror, who was responsible for exposing the truth during her time at the now-defunct Today newspaper, then edited by the late Richard Stott.

"Right from the start, I thought I'd rather shoot with Corinne and not get paid than do catalogs," Ms. Moss said, referring to Corinne Day, a photographer who, more than anyone, was responsible for exposing Ms. Moss to the public at a time when supermodels with their Olympian beauty were the vogue.

The institutions that are responsible for exposing the public to art are dependent on the minuscule but wealthiest segment of society for support, a fact that has inescapably has reduced art to a reflection of their superficial values -- conformity, fashion, wealth, status and power.

Within an SSD, its Flash Translation Layer (FTL) is responsible for exposing the SSD's flash memory storage to the computer system as a simple block device.

She predicts "more vigorous reporting in the future that will include distributed journalism — wisdom-of-the-crowd reporting of the kind that was responsible for the exposing of the Attorneys General firing scandal".

It is first and foremost the children's parents who are responsible for not exposing their children to potentially dangerous dietary products, and food hypersensitivity in a child often leads to the whole family having to adapt to new food and eating practices.

Mr Snowden may be responsible for having exposed this hypocrisy, for having betrayed the thug omertà at the heart of America's domestic democracy-suppression programme, but the hypocrisy is America's.

Before the purchase of the reinsurance, the Chinese company had been responsible for all claims, exposing the central government to huge losses.

A good man was the victim of a horrible injustice, decent people rallied to his side, the bad guys responsible for it were exposed, the good guy got to come home and was honored by the same people in the same place where he had been dishonored.