Sentence examples for support exposed from inspiring English sources

Your March 21 front-page article about the increased use of foreign call centers for American customer support exposed a business practice that most reputable companies would not condone: full-blown identity creation.

The apparent confirmation of a joint assault by Libyan ground troops and Egyptian-supplied air support exposes the regional dimensions of the fight for Libya's future more starkly than ever before.

The effects of an added mass on the oscillations of a SDOF bluff body, elastically supported, exposed to a steady flow and undergoing galloping oscillations, are investigated.

The British withdrawal from India in 1947 deprived the Ranas of a vital external source of support and exposed the regime to new dangers.

The House farm bill passed the committee with strong bipartisan support but exposed a division among committee members over the size of cuts to the food stamp program, which has long been a target of conservatives.

The House bill passed the committee with strong bipartisan support but exposed a division in the Republican ranks over the size of cuts to the food stamp program, which has long been a target of conservatives.

Opponents cite other reasons to reject the project, including traffic noise and fumes and the potential impact on birds and bats, which might become tangled in the fabric or hurt or killed by flying into support wires exposed during construction.

The structure is maintained with an elastic support and exposed to a fluid flow.

The ensemble of experimental results suggests that the enhanced electrochemical responses are not connected to areas in which the CNT support is exposed to the electrolyte solution.

The international standard, ISO-5982 (2001), defines such ranges for very limited conditions, namely for body seated without a back support and exposed to vertical vibration.

"To be clear, we condemn sectarianism and there is no doubt the mindless behaviour of an element of our support has exposed the club to a very serious situation.