Sentence examples for exposed to its from inspiring English sources

But the bank is less exposed to its stagnating home market because it has a large presence in Latin America and Britain.

When a decomposing body starts to purge, it becomes fully exposed to its surroundings.

It wields the scalpel of doubt in an explicit, self-conscious, and rigorous way, and students exposed to its method learn to wield it themselves.

Ms. Simpson has no steady income, the first PEN news release said, but plans a book about the paper mill, including the danger it poses to workers exposed to its chemicals and possible cover-ups.

"It would ruin something of the piece" for visitors to be exposed to its inner workings before they had experienced it themselves.

Whilst preferentially-positioned with the UK MoD as a result of the group's heritage and niche advisory capabilities, it is also now materially exposed to its primary customer (around 70% of revenue) following the US Services disposal in May.

Heat is streaming from the Sun to warm the Earth, and it will also warm other objects exposed to its rays.

"Modern drilling and fracking have caused widespread environmental and public health problems, as well as posed serious, long-term risks to vital water resources…while the oil and gas industry is profiting off of this technology, it has been a disaster for Americans exposed to its pollution".

Too many decide they are not interested in science before they've been exposed to its potential.

Just as Spain is exposed to its banks, its banks are exposed to Spain.

Backing also came from voters concerned about climate change in a low-lying country exposed to its dangers.