Sentence examples for be allowed to expose from inspiring English sources
While pundits speculate on whether the ascension of Diane Sawyer to the anchor chair will alter the ratings war between ABC, NBC, and CBS, or whether two female anchors means that a glass ceiling has been shattered and women will be allowed to expose their wrinkles like men do, in some ways, the bigger question is: Who will replace Sawyer on "Good Morning America," and what impact will this have?
Neither sensor localization, surveillance or data transfer can be allowed to expose the sensor network.
Why might one think that investigators are allowed to expose patients to some risks for the benefit of others, but only in the context of research that is not designed to benefit the subjects?
"Chemical companies are allowed to expose us to their products without knowing whether or not they're safe". "We're just kicking the can down the road.
Japanese schoolchildren will be allowed to be exposed to the same level recommended by the International Commission on Radiation Protection for nuclear workers.
They should be allowed to speak, and exposed for the fools and liars they are.
None of them must be allowed to walk away from deals which expose how capitalism shouldn't work".
The businesses would not be allowed to have entertainers or employees who expose certain parts of their bodies.
"Children aren't really being allowed to be exposed to the idea that you can survive stress. . .
And it allows them to convince themselves that the execution of an unarmed teenager, whose body was allowed to lay exposed on the pavement for hours, his blood serving as a heart-wrenching lane divider, was an uneasy justice -- unfortunate, but necessary nonetheless.
