Sentence examples similar to time for exposing from inspiring English sources

Although some have blamed the Times for exposing this information themselves by making the link between NightJack and Lancashire police, we must assume that if they found out who authored NightJack, others could have too.

THE Bush administration's unusually harsh attacks on The New York Times for exposing a secret banking-data surveillance program have turned a glaring spotlight on the paper's decision to publish the article.

FINALISTS -- Diana B. Henriques of The New York Times, for exposing the exploitation of thousands of American soldiers by some insurance companies, investment firms and lenders; Clark Kauffman of The Des Moines Register, for revealing questionable practices in the handling of traffic tickets by public officials.

In the same farm, another animal, with visibly impaired eyesight, keratitis, and uveitis, was found positive for O. lupi.This seemed the right time (the only time left) for exposing the collected black flies to feed on the 2 infested dogs in World Health Organization cages (used for insecticide resistance testing).

To discern the optimal time point for exposing 5-ALA in glioma cell lines, time-dependent accumulation of PpIX was quantified.

He was surely silenced more for wandering into the wrong place at the wrong time than for exposing the more superficially embarrassing positive prejudice policy.

The narrow time interval of 24 hours was chosen to minimize the risk for information bias and to be able to impute risk time information for exposed cases.

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.

There are time-out penalties for exposing cards or harassing dealers, as the dwindling number of players flashes on television screens overhead.

Without intending to minimize the utility and effectiveness of other text-analytical approaches, we propose that semantic network analysis becomes an invaluable and time-efficient tool for exposing subtle patterns of large text corpora.

The Times is to be commended for exposing how a nouveau riche China is falling into the predictability of another boom and bust cycle of artwork speculation, monetized investment and boneheaded thinking.