Sentence examples for exposing over from inspiring English sources

The Identity Theft Resource Center counts 533 breaches so far in 2010, exposing over 13 million records.

Today's partnership with FamilySearch.org brings a wide range of new documents to MyHeritage, which the company is now ingesting and plans to start exposing over the next few months.

The law was introduced after a catastrophic data breach at the Office of Personnel Management months earlier, exposing over 21 million records of security-cleared government employees, including their biometrics.

His position on this matter was firm even after June 1987, when Iraqi aircraft bombed the Kurdish city of Sardasht's residential areas exposing over 8,000 people to mustard gas.

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimates that nitrate concentrations exceed the EPA's standard in approximately 15% of agricultural and rural areas, exposing over 2 million people in the United States [ 10].

However, as there is no precedent for exposing over-wintering monarch butterflies to a major mining operation, there are no studies to draw on, and so the EIA does not address the inevitable consequences to the butterflies.

Elgindy, who was also ordered to forfeit $1.6 million, said during a 40-minute statement to the court that he didn't commit a crime and had instead defended small investors by exposing over-hyped stock.

Diagnosis and Treatment A further mystery of nontuberculous mycobacterial infections is why most people never get them even though virtually everyone is exposed over and over again.

Graham Norton Annoyance Over exposed, over-rated, over the top, we're so over Golden Graham.

Most forgiveness researchers agree that forgiveness does not require exposing oneself over and over again to a dangerous situation.

Theresa May's weakening grip on parliament over Brexit has been humiliatingly exposed over the past 10 days.