Sentence examples for this situation exposes from inspiring English sources

This situation exposes more about employers, and how little they are doing to improve their management practices post-recession, than the employees who are, understandably, threatening to leave.

As mentioned above, however, this situation exposes mitochondria to the constant threat of Ca2+ overload.

In centers with large experience and comprehensive cerebrovascular teams, this situation exposes residents to challenging cases early in their training, without adequate experience in the simplest cases.

Most dogs receive no prophylactic measures (e.g., vaccinations) and roam freely; this situation exposes them to pathogens from eating garbage, rodents, and stillborn animals and other carcasses and through inhalation during scent communication.

This situation exposed cows to the risk of chronic intoxication with main target organ being the liver leading to hepatotoxicity, decreased weight gain, and decreased feed consumption, decreased reproductive performance and abortions (Haschek et al. 2013).

"This situation exposed a deep crisis in the power structures that has shaken opinions worldwide and has created a movement within our society where people are speaking out," says Emilio Ocampo from FIFTY24MX, a gallery that shows the work of the artists and is securing walls in neighborhoods of Roma, Juárez, San Miguel Chapultepec, Centro Histórico, and Peralvillo.

"A decade after that happened you still have smoldering resentment," the official said, adding that the situation exposed a bigger battle over the future of Plum Island.

Members passed a motion in which they noted that more than three years after the publication of the Leveson report, press regulation had "not significantly improved from the situation exposed by the report".

Eventually, the boy told his older brother but it was only when his mother found out – and threatened to involve the police should he not end it – was the situation exposed.

"Her situation exposes flaws in every level of the system," said Emily Benfer, director of the Health Justice Project and clinical professor of law at the Loyola School of Law.

Their situation exposes the magnitude of need and the urgency of expanding the humanitarian response after weeks of conflict.