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The phrase "are very exposed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something is vulnerable or open to danger or scrutiny.
Example: "In the harsh winter months, the animals in the forest are very exposed to the elements."
Alternatives: "are highly vulnerable" or "are quite open".
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It's what we've always said, that we are very exposed.
In a maternity ward/health story, it's hard because things are very graphic and women are very exposed.
They are very exposed: most of the land is flat and just above sea level, every storm sweeps across the country without any obstacles, and tidal surges pound the coast.
Also, companies like Apple and Boeing--I would consider both among the best-run companies in the world--have profits that are very exposed to the Chinese market.
Media is a very competitive business and if you're in an area that isn't a growth area, you are very exposed".
These discounters' shares are already down sharply from their highs, but at 60 times and 160 times estimated current-year earnings, respectively, they are very exposed.
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"My lifestyle is very chaotic; it's very exposed".
Also everybody was very exposed to each other.
"Russia's economic position is very fragile due its dependency on global oil prices; it is very exposed, very vulnerable.
But China is very exposed to any downturn among its key trading partners.
They can also be very exposed and vulnerable to climate risks such as water shortages, floods and heat stress.
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