Sentence examples for were expected to expose from inspiring English sources
In effect, she created a new style of voyeuristic interview, in which subjects were expected to expose themselves.
However, the Bournemouth conference is expected to expose conflicts on health and education, with differences over whether higher spending and increased taxation is the answer to improvement.
The world's oldest bank, Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena, is racing to finalise a rescue deal ahead of the result of an official assessment of its financial health that is expected to expose a need for billions of euros of extra capital.
In a criminal trial that has been expected to expose and embarrass the influential clients of the large sex-for-hire business, the early days have been remarkable for the public humiliation of an accomplished but financially desperate Navy officer who was paid $130 a 90-minute session.
Modeling results further demonstrated that chelate radionuclide dissociation reactions were most prevalent along fractures where accelerated weathering processes are expected to expose more primary minerals than the surrounding rock matrix.
"If somebody else comes in there and says that somebody else has something hidden in another private area, is that child going to be expected to expose that area?
Paranodal myelin retraction is expected to expose K+ channels.
LOH is expected to expose recessive mutations in critical genes in the genomic regions defined by the LOH.
This design was expected to expose the ancestral genotype to different parameters of the distribution of available beneficial mutations by changing its proximity to a local fitness optimum.
This would be expected to expose more malignant cells to the radionuclide and hence limit the local spread of the cancer.
With regard to biologic plausibility, involuntary smoking would be expected to expose breast tissue to the carcinogens in secondhand smoke, as would active smoking" and concludes that the evidence is suggestive but not sufficient to infer a causal relationship between secondhand smoke and breast cancer based on current epidemiologic studies.
