"He has extensive experience within the aluminum sector, so he's not been overly exposed to the carbon steel industry, as his predecessors were.
In the past, certain firms racked up big losses because they were overly exposed to bonds that fell steeply in price.
And so it stands to reason that when children are overly exposed to colors, shapes and sounds, they will be entertained, but they will also be saturated, leaving little room for imagination and creativity.
But American Capital and its peers are in the business of commercial lending and therefore have not been overly exposed to the meltdown.
Investors are overly exposed to the Anglo-Saxon system just as they are to the capital markets and currencies in the developed world.
And be sure to listen to the Body, Mind and Child segment, in which Dr. Levin also offers suggestions for expanding little girls' play when they're merely imitating the princesses to which they're overly exposed.
Therefore, one side of the ear is overly exposed, and as a consequence, a unilateral hearing loss is unlikely to be developed from playing golf.
But analysts at Jefferies said those selling Berkeley shares were picking the wrong stock: "The main argument of those shorting Berkeley shares is that there is an oversupply of high-value homes – those with a selling price greater than £2m – in the Nine Elms and Battersea area … Our position is that Berkeley is not overly exposed to that particular local market.
The Halifax price index is a broad national index, 11% in London, so you are not overly exposed to any one region.
As for the foreign exchange switch, the broker commented: "While not an ideal time to do it given rates, the group wanted to ensure that it was not overly exposed should sterling deteriorate further.
Increasing complexity of land use types in previously dominant pastoral land suggests the need for responsive policy change to ensure that fragile ecosystems are not overly exposed to irreversible degradation.
