Sentence examples for be exposed to attacks from inspiring English sources

"We won't let the Lebanese in Qusayr be exposed to attacks," he said.

"We won't let the Lebanese in Qusair be exposed to attacks," he warned in a speech.

Some estimates suggest that reindeer can be exposed to attacks of approximately 8,000 mosquitoes per hour during the mass appearance of blood sucking insects (Kadnikov, 1989), which locally is known as a "räkkä" (see Laaksonen et al., 2009).

Gastrointestinal tract (GIT) is the most common route of food and drug administration, which means GIT is generally the first organ to be exposed to attacks by pro-oxidants from the diet, phagocytes activated by diet-derived bacteria and toxins, and the effects of HF-diet.

All it takes for something like this to happen is for a single device to be exposed to attack.

"I have been exposed to attacks in different ways," he said.

In practice, women frequently were exposed to attacks while providing medical aid, flying helicopters or serving in other support functions.

Those managers who are exposed to attack need to talk about the hostilities they anticipate and how to cope with them.

The extent of racemization depends upon the life of the intermediate carbonium ion, with longer-lived ions leading to more extensive racemization (due to the fact that the symmetrical ion is exposed to attack from either side).

Some weren't – the Guardian got Tom Bower to do a hatchet job, the Mail did the same with Stephen Glover – many were fair, and many of them were aware... of the cruel baiting of the deputy prime minister who had just come out of a terrible period where his private life had been exposed to attack or ridicule".

Although no Federal army immediately confronted him, he was exposed to attack up the inland waterways from Albemarle Sound, North Carolina, which the Federals controlled.