Sentence examples for because of exposure from inspiring English sources

The second report quantifies the problem by providing the number of children who died because of exposure to polluted environments.

Differences in vegetation are evident in the Alpine valleys because of exposure to the sun.

The government finally conceded two years ago that many workers who built America's nuclear weapons probably became ill because of exposure to radiation on the job.

It will be harder to maintain the pretence of good relations with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states because of exposure of their fear of Tehran.

And he said Dr. Selikoff's work had suggested that hundreds of thousands of people had died of cancer because of exposure to asbestos.

Ms. Serrano, who says she contracted viral meningitis because of exposure to the sewage, has filed suit against Suffolk County, which operates the sewer system.

Reportedly hundreds of people have perished because of exposure to the diving temperatures, down to 27 below Celsius in places.

Because of exposure latitude, simple cameras with limited exposure adjustability can still yield acceptable pictures under differing light conditions.

According to CNN, two members of a C-130 aircrew suffered minor eye injuries because of exposure to military-grade lasers.

The impacts of extremes can be severe in all countries, whether because of poor resilience or because of exposure of expensive assets to risk.

The World Health Organization has estimated that there were 7 million premature deaths globally in 2012 because of exposure to air pollution.