Sentence examples for exposed to general from inspiring English sources

I was exposed to general scorn and my brother scolded me: "The cover-up is always worse than the crime".

After all, whoever said that a sportsperson had to have a personality, or that the personality, once exposed to general view, should encourage onlookers to admire it?

In this article, distillation unit shut down turnaround return to operation procedure development was designed as a learning situation, in which students were exposed to general chemical plants safety standards and requirements.

The subject of the present article is a new layer-based fatigue damage model (FDM) for laminated multidirectional laminates exposed to general states of plane stress, which allows for simulating the stiffness and the strength degradation by means of a FEM analysis.

He wrote: "For us, it is a kind of spiritual death to now be branded as Jews and exposed to general contempt".

Children in both groups were exposed to general music classes in school, typically lasting for 30 40 minutes a week, but these classes included neither instrumental training nor one-on-one music instruction.

A recent report on brand value from Britain's Carbon Trust, a public-private outfit, says that as oil firms make most of their profit upstream, airlines more exposed to the general public may be at greater risk of losing brand value to global-warming activism.Should American firms wait for government action, or follow this week's trailblazers?

Any application or service utilizing the Internet is exposed to both general Internet attacks and other specific ones.

They write that CNI is exposed to the general economic health of North America, and it is particularly susceptible to drops in housing starts and the declining paper market.

In addition, the majority of African-American children enrolled there were in special education classes, stowed away like a dark secret and exposed to the general student body in carefully metered doses.

Secret, which has fast become everyone's favorite way to share "anonymish" thoughts with friends and strangers alike, has launched a new program that is designed to find — and squash — bugs in its mobile app before being exposed to the general public.