Sentence examples for a small exposure from inspiring English sources

B&B said it had only a small exposure to CDOs and other structured investment vehicles.

"If you've moved away from commodities in the past, it might be time to have a small exposure there in the hope of a recovery".

American banks not only had a small exposure to Italian government bonds, but also a larger one to Italian banks and companies.

Bone strain decreased obviously when screw material had the high elastic modulus of stainless/titanium alloys, a small exposure length and a large diameter.

The sections at Mundesley and Beeston are no longer visible but a small exposure of this 'Arctic Fresh-water Bed' has recently been rediscovered at Ostend near Bacton.

Early diagnoses or assessment of risk of injury may not only contribute to the identification of the cause of AKI and hopefully mitigate its effects, but also may help to identify patients in which, due to high susceptibility, even a small exposure may cause a severe injury.

Aviva (neutral) has a smaller exposure £1.2bn, but much more lower Tier 2 (£3.5bn) on its own balance sheet, which could end up being disregarded for solvency".

Production growth and a smaller exposure to Europe's natural gas market could mean BP coped better with a decline in prices than rivals Shell and Total, which are more exposed to fluctuations in gas prices, some analysts said.

First, a market-value-based weighting system involves a bigger exposure to shares that have risen in price and a smaller exposure when they have fallen the equivalent of buying high and selling low.

By taking a smaller exposure window, one reduces recall biases and gains in specificity by limiting the number of foods consumed.

If risk appetites allow, then a very small exposure to a dedicated frontier markets fund could be an option".