Sentence examples for exposed to enough from inspiring English sources

I'm concerned that a lot of animals now don't get exposed to enough new things.

It will argue that people will not be exposed to enough StarLink to develop allergies.

I'd been exposed to enough Ku Klux Klan terminology to know a kleagle from a klaxon from a klavern.

Stereolithography works by steering laser beams through a photosensitive liquid that solidifies when it is exposed to enough light.

"The world is a place of infinite experience, and you only have to be exposed to enough of the world before you find your place in it".

The rationale behind the changes is that they will help the development of young English players who don't get exposed to enough competitive football.

Mr Bates dislikes the scanners on the grounds that pilots are already exposed to quite enough radiation in the course of their jobs and do not want to be exposed to any more.

Similarly, so might "information inoculation" strategies and tactics where — like with a good vaccine — people get exposed to just enough of the decision or conflict to prevent uncontrollable outbreaks of negative sentiment.

When a cell is exposed to high enough doses of radiation, the maelstrom of chemical reactions inside an irradiated cell inactivates key enzymes, irreparably damages the cell's genetic instructions, and can disrupt its protective outer membrane.

They've been exposed to computers enough that they accept it as an instrument.

If exposed to high enough levels it can be immediately lethal.