Sentence examples for being very exposed from inspiring English sources

But BP said in the case of some parts of Kangaroo Island, that wouldn't be effective, owing to the shoreline being "very exposed" and subject to very large waves.

"This government is aware of being very exposed — it's one of the drawbacks of any coalition government, and this case certainly did not make it stronger," said Mr. Pasquino, the professor.

"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.

It's what we've always said, that we are very exposed.

But China is very exposed to any downturn among its key trading partners.

In a maternity ward/health story, it's hard because things are very graphic and women are very exposed.

They can also be very exposed and vulnerable to climate risks such as water shortages, floods and heat stress.

And on a recording, without the benefit of stage action and sight gags, the dialects would be very exposed.

But if price is your USP, you're very exposed if someone comes along and undercuts you.