Sentence examples for exposed to issues from inspiring English sources

Through Dr. Salter's and Fred Simcox's medical duties, we are exposed to issues of mortality, public service and science versus faith.

(Interview 4, Nurse) Whilst no issues with security and crime were reported at work within the private sector, those who worked in the private sector were still exposed to issues of insecurity outside of their workplace.

Another example is the intergenerational service-learning projects in which students are exposed to issues of aging, mental health, nutrition, and fitness through service to another older adults [ 22].

The youth being resettled will be even more exposed to issues related to sexuality.

I was exposed to different issues in different markets and that's what pushed me to take the Unreasonable Institute much more seriously".

"I wanted to get on a board to be exposed to broader issues," Ms. Gordon said.

The others were either unaware of the problem or were exposed to these issues from other sources.

In most K-12 classrooms, students are exposed to historical issues through the writings and narrative accounts of others.

The MNMPC is however less exposed to infeasibility issues, and it also has better tractability than the SNMPC.

Senators are always going to run for president — they are exposed to important issues and have the egos to think they know how to solve them.

I was exposed to current issues in labor including Janus-related cases and state actions in anticipation of, as well as in response to, court decisions.