Sentence examples for exposed countries from inspiring English sources

The threat of higher US interest rates after a prolonged period of sluggish growth in the west would add to the problems of the most heavily exposed countries, it said.

"We expected to find that the most exposed countries were also the richest," he explained.

Among the most exposed countries is Sierra Leone, which, having just recovered from the Ebola outbreak, relies on exports of iron ore and titanium.

The bloc's negotiators had gone to Paris with a mandate for a 2C target but were forced to accommodate more ambitious demands from "the most exposed countries", the bloc's climate chief, Miguel Arias Cañete, said.

When they had reached the edge of the white gypsum, the light horse and mounted rifle brigades formed a line, fixed bayonets, and charged over the exposed country.

The Ebola outbreak has served as a prolonged and revealing stress test, exposing countries' deep vulnerabilities well beyond the disease response.

These high debt levels expose countries to a loss of market confidence and, ultimately, damage long-term growth prospects.

Particularly exposed are countries that export commodities like iron ore and oil and rely on demand from China's steel mills and ever-growing ranks of car owners.

Andrés Hueso, WaterAid's senior policy analyst, said: "WaterAid's latest 'state of world's toilets' report has exposed several countries for failing to make progress in providing urban sanitation, despite their rapid economic growth.

Time has exposed the countries to different sources of energy as well as different technologies, keeping electricity as a main source of energy worldwide.

Simply by participating in international markets, countries are exposed to other countries' techniques, and have an incentive to copy and improve on them.All this can make the relationship between trade, technology and growth quite complicated.