Sentence examples for exposed early on from inspiring English sources

Had he been exposed early on, Felt would have been no hero.

I was exposed early on because I was a material witness for two 9/11 congressional investigations.

The fact that these Ar-Ar ages are Cenozoic indicates that those grains are derived from the Greater Himalaya or equivalent high-grade terranes exposed early on during the motion on the MCT.

And today's children — unlike the girl I once was — exposed early on to multicultural dishes, may appreciate the exoticism of ethnic feasts.

But many of their teachers, individuals like myself who were exposed early on in their training to negative reinforcement, might not necessarily understand how encouraging rather than ignoring or discouraging might work in residency.

LA would continue to probe the space between Farrell and his center-back AJ Soares in the first half, particularly as a nervous start from Teal Bunbury, further up the field on the right, left the young defender continuously exposed early on.

He was exposed early to tools.

The two ligands that bind to and activate c-mer are growth arrest-specific 6 (Gand) and protein S, which in turn bind to phosphatidylserine residues exposed early in apoptosis on the surface of the apoptotic cell [ 11- 14].

The main ligands that bind to and activate the TAM family of receptors are growth arrest-specific 6 (Gand) and protein S (ProS), which are also capable of binding to negatively charged residues exposed early in apoptosis on the membrane surface of the apoptotic cell [ 9].

Jordan and others believe that providing opportunities for students to be exposed to research early on will increase the number of students from all walks of life and backgrounds entering scientific careers.

In a dance rehearsal, structure of the choreography, of bodies, of an unadorned space is exposed, and, early on, a dance's landscape sprawls.