Sentence examples for closer exposure from inspiring English sources

In the end, his credentials as a doctor found him giving Graf three stitches to the lip, giving him rather closer exposure to the star couple than he had bid for or intended.

Infection from a fellow passenger should also have resulted in clustering from the much longer and closer exposure to respiratory droplet and aerosols during the 20-hour exposure during the flight.

They are in close exposure to each other and any farmworkers, too.

Doctors reported eye irritation and fatigue after close exposure to the patients.

Doctors say Mrs. Mitchell's illness is unusual because most people are protected by their own bacterial flora and wouldn't be vulnerable to C. difficile if they had not been taking antibiotics, even after close exposure.

He was eventually sacked as "the plague of the school, the scandal of the church and the cancer of the city", but the 12-year-old Bach had endured "unusually close exposure to him", Gardiner said.

What it lacks in high-altitude loop-the-loops it makes up for in speed, unexpected wiggles and constant, up-close exposure to the scary effects that made both "Mummy" movies big hits.

Meningococcal disease spreads by close exposure to sneezing or coughing, or direct contact with saliva or nose mucus, the health department said.

Although fundraisers provide the cash to keep Perry viable over the long haul, it's up-close exposure to undecided voters in early primary states that's a potential path back to front-runner status for the charismatic pol.

It is spread by close exposure to sneezing or coughing or direct contact with saliva or nose mucus — though it's less contagious than influenza, the health department said.

Daily close exposure to poultry was common (39.6%).