Sentence examples for exposed out from inspiring English sources

Fiorentina had already appeared slightly rattled at the back, with their three-man defence of Stefan Savic, Gonzalo Rodríguez and Basanta often exposed out wide as Soldado slipped Chadli into the penalty area in a central position.

A big reason for the markup at the retail level is that the sales force is so exposed — out on the corner, a magnet for undercover cops, obliged to negotiate with a needy, unpredictable clientele.

White: "Has the flexibility to play at centre-back or left-back but, for me, the former is her best position as she can be exposed out wide.

A few minutes later Wales were exposed out wide again when Watkins off-loaded to Charnley and the Wigan winger went over for his first international try.

I played with him at Everton and know first-hand that he can defend in wide areas, which some centre-backs can't do because they feel exposed out on the flanks.

With the introduction of porous CNX, more active sites on MoS2 edges are exposed out to dissociate water molecule for eliminating adsorbed CO-species on the active sites of Pt, which is conductive to enhance the durability and CO tolerance of Pt/MoS2/CNX.

Geographically, 68% (26 of 38) were exposed in central eastern Alaska, 21% (8 of 38) in the greater Anchorage area, 5% (2 of 38) in northwestern Alaska, 3% (1 of 38) in Southeastern Alaska and 3% (1 of 38) were exposed out-of-state.

In addition, transferring all exposed persons out of the affected hospital allows it to carry on normal services as much as possible.

However, many real life applications are exposed to out-of-plane loading conditions that make it impossible to resort to the 2D laminates as the proper solution.

There was also a stronger event-related synchronization for the group exposed to out-of-tune fast music around 1600 - 2000 ms after word presentation.

Parents are worried that their adolescent girls could be exposed to out-of-wedlock pregnancies – considered a dishonour to their families.