Sentence examples for exposed to some from inspiring English sources

Eight officers were hospitalized after being exposed to some sort of spray, according to the police.

Finland Finland!—is consistently measured as being exposed to some of the world's flightiest bondholders.

Lenders are exposed to some €180 billion of problematic real estate.

These wines almost always taste better after they have been exposed to some air.

By the age of 25, 90% of sexually active people will have been exposed to some form of genital HPV.

Could he have been exposed to some dangerous substance discarded thoughtlessly or illegally in the regular garbage?

During my many travels to developing countries, might I have been exposed to some kind of environmental toxin?

"During that campaign, gay and lesbian Australians were exposed to some of the tactics that those who oppose equality will employ in a plebiscite campaign," she said.

"At that point, you'd not be deriving benefit but you would be exposed to some of the risks," Dr. Raczkowski said.

BUT in today's loosey-goosey world of financial statements, off-balance-sheet obligations include those that keep a company exposed to some liability.

They will also be exposed to some other graceful movers: Mongolian wrestlers, who will perform at noon and 3 p.m. "They have over 500 moves," Ms. Heide said.