Sentence examples for well disclose from inspiring English sources
Aids may well disclose something about connections between immune system failures and cancer.
Here I might as well disclose, if it isn't obvious already, that I consider myself one of them.
A challenge to the wiretapping program could proceed, he said, provided the surveillance was "sufficiently well disclosed".
So, if Italy is no country for young men, it is due to this older generation whose resistance is so well disclosed by Sorrentino's characters.
The concern of the investors is that even though the existing MD&A requirements arguably include such information as among the "trends, events and uncertainties," in practice they are not well disclosed and discussed by many reporting companies, especially if they are emerging concerns (e.g., public-health risks of nanomaterials).
Despite Immelt's representation of a "flawless" exit of GE's precrisis days as a financial supermarket, the company continued to own a multibillion-dollar timebomb of long-term care insurance liabilities, which were not well disclosed to investors.
After the game, Wells disclosed that his back had been bothering him since the All-Star Game break, giving the Yankees another cause for concern.
Our experiments show the influence degree of the game parameters to the expected motivation of the attacker as well as disclose the relation between the MTTF of an attacked sensor node and the expected motivation of the attacker.
The bill would have required any business that "retains a customer's personal information" to share a copy of that information at the customer's request, as well as disclose which third parties have received the information.
Brazil's rules require management to release material information that could influence a company's share price as well as disclose information about their personal ownership stakes in the company.
Qualitative egocentric network maps could validate quantitative results as well as disclose subjective perceptions and orientations.
