Sentence examples for easing exposure from inspiring English sources
Despite its growth push, BAT has recently made moves to divest: Last month, the firm agreed to sell its U.S. arm to R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings for more than $3 billion, easing exposure to health litigation, while keeping 42% of the new joint company.
Since the write-downs last year, the firm has taken aggressive steps to change its approach to risk, including the appointment of Kenneth M. deRegt, a former fixed-income executive at Morgan Stanley, to be the firm's chief risk officer, reporting directly to Mr. Mack, as well as easing its exposure to risky areas like commercial real estate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 — Facing the increasing prospect of a Congressional election season colored by economic uncertainty, lawmakers are moving to ease their political exposure on the home-loan crisis.
Strawberries are filled with phenolic compounds -- tannic acid, which is great for easing pains caused by over-exposure to the sun.
In presenting the linear dose response trend, we chose an increment size approximately equivalent to one standard deviation in a European or U.S. population, to ease comparison across exposures.
Other findings show that O3 exposure increases lung permeability, perhaps easing PM's entry into the bloodstream.
There are few human woes that cannot be eased a little by exposure to the dreamlike beauty of the Aegean.
It pioneered quantitative easing.
