Sentences with phrase «often swept under the carpet»

Studies show that it is alive and well and is often swept under the carpet.

Sadly, it's an issue that's more often swept under the carpet and even ignored at the highest levels4.

Not exact matches

Church leader and theologian Steve Holmes wrote: «I agree profoundly with Steve in his concern that our pastoral practice in this area has often been appalling, and needs to change... his diagnosis of a real and urgent problem is spot on... [He] names a pastoral scandal that we have swept under the carpet for too long.»

It is the co-dependents often people that stand by and look innocent that do so with sweeping it under the carpet that are equally culpable.

In most cases, such political crimes are swept under the carpet, as the culprits are often protected by the party in power.

It is often homegrown companies that enjoy the greatest market share and innovation in certain segments tends to be swept under the carpet.