Sentence examples for cover exposure from inspiring English sources
The Spanish bank is seeking to raise money by shedding assets to cover exposure to a struggling domestic real estate market.
The bank also said that it would take a charge in the second quarter of $4.95 billion to reflect the settlement and an addition to its reserves to cover exposure to Enron and other pending litigation.
This month's FHM features ex-Blue Peter presenters Zoe Salmon and Konnie Huq on the cover — exposure which is likely to propel both of them on to bigger and better things.
The detail of his experience is fascinating, if horrifying - and he is also capable of humour despite witnessing such devastation: "Does insurance cover exposure to radiation?
Most studies include as risk factors temperature and vegetation cover (exposure components), age and ethnicity (sensitivity components), and income (adaptive capacity).
One plausible approach may be to formulate an exposure classification index based on a limited set of metrics designed to efficiently cover exposure potential (Cohen Hubal et al. 2008).
From these three examples it can be concluded that commissioned reports attempting to cover exposures and outcomes very broadly, ends up basing their evidence on a smaller number of original studies than most of the reviews in this paper.
Research is presented in terms of the risk paradigm and covers exposure, effects, and assessment activities directly funded by Superfund, as well as research not funded by Superfund but directly applicable to Superfund research needs.
The survey questionnaire covered exposure to armed groups, human rights violations, distance to the nearest Myanmar army base, and self-protection activities.
The exposure period is followed by evaluation for instance of reproductive fitness, fecundity and fate of the offspring [ 9, 10] -Fish Full Life Cycle Assays (FFCAs) covers exposure during at least two consecutive generations.
These questions covered exposure-related behaviors (e.g., source of drinking water, testing of private wells, and treatment of tap water) and attitudes (e.g., reasons for using bottled water or water filters).
