That could change if suburban parents begin to feel that their schools are faltering - which could happen if the results of a whole new battery of standardized tests begin to expose faults in the system.

The panic was later considered helpful in that it exposed major faults in the city's emergency response planning, including the absence of sirens to warn people on the Esplanade.

In integration testing the separate modules will be tested together to expose faults in the interfaces and in the interaction between integrated components.

In recent weeks, we've seen a monumental stock market crash that exposed very serious faults in this nation's economy.

Typically, questions attempt to expose faults in the speech given.

The layout for Bart and Lisa's cabin was influenced by the director, Mark Kirkland, who as a child went to a Boy Scout camp that had exposed wires and other similar faults.

The Soekens, using names they obtained from groups that provide legal and other aid to whistle blowers, mailed 233 detailed questionnaires to people who had exposed wrongdoing or faults.

Detailing the entire structure of an idea, train of thought, or line of argument (with the specific goal of exposing faults, errors, or gaps in one's own reasoning) for the scrutiny of others.

Internal Criticism Urged Under a pragmatic new Communist Party leader, Nguyen Van Linh, the Vietnamese are being urged to expose faults and shortcomings - an echo of the Soviet campaign for "openness."

A senior director for an Indian power company described the outage as "a fairly large breakdown that exposed major technical faults in India's grid system.