Sentence examples for anyone exposed from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be quite dangerous for anyone exposed to these elements," Rubin-Oster said.

Anyone exposed to these cheap gimmicks would be forgiven for thinking of wrestling fans as moronic and bigoted.

Severe respiratory problems can result in anyone exposed to the smoke and burning chemical particles that rain down over an area the size of a football pitch.

But the fact that the capsules were unshielded, American experts say, still posed a danger to anyone exposed to them for a protracted period.

Anyone exposed to them, from speculators to churchgoing custodians of widows' pensions, tried to yank their cash out, causing a run that threatened another Great Depression.

The fragility of the layers of dust and the toxicity of the remnants posed problems in preserving the materials and perils to the health of anyone exposed to them.

Beyond this, to a distance of more than a quarter mile, anyone directly exposed to the fireball would die a gruesome death from radiation sickness within a day -- anyone, that is, who survived the third-degree burns.

Stopping antibiotic treatments altogether, he said, should not be considered an option for anyone potentially exposed to anthrax.

It does not appear anyone was exposed in that incident Frieden said bioterrorism researchers who nearly exposed their colleagues to anthrax broke lab protocol, had a "lack of scientific knowledge in this laboratory about anthrax", and should have known a method used to kill anthrax bacteria could leave small amounts of spores viable.

What separates it from the pack is that it comes from Rebecca Smith and John R. Emshwiller, the Wall Street Journal reporters who, more than anyone else, exposed the series of lies behind Enron's financial disclosures.

Should anyone be exposed to that much Bill Bennett?