Sentence examples for exposure abroad from inspiring English sources

So do investors need to rethink their exposure abroad?

"She was even able to get a certain amount of exposure abroad," Piccoli said.

Exposure abroad helped win Mr. Ferguson new respect in the Bahamas, where fame had been slow to come.

This is to give the investor complete exposure abroad, and is especially useful for those whoalready own shares in domestic mutual funds and wish to avoid added exposure to the U.S. market.

So the overseas role of the US military has become the one part of the legacy that needs to change most if the next president is to reduce US exposure abroad and weakness at home.

One important lesson is that that the exposure abroad is relevant to local circumstances.

All medical exposures abroad resulted from medical problems that occurred in that country; none of the patients had traveled for the purpose of obtaining medical care (i.e., medical tourism).

Approximately 12% of the strains isolated from humans that were used for this study were screening cultures from community origin i.e. no hospital exposure either abroad or in the Netherlands which were taken because of exposure to pigs.

In 2005, only 5% of international tourists from France visited Algeria, but persons injured in Algeria accounted for 21.4% of patients seeking care in France after possible rabies exposure while abroad.

Of our patients who were exposed in Lake Malawi, 11 took praziquantel soon after exposure while abroad, as a form of preemptive therapy for later schistosomiasis, which is a common recommendation for visitors to Lake Malawi.

But this understates the region's exposure to events abroad.