Sentence examples for exposure is only from inspiring English sources

According to Barlow, an exposure is only as good as the amount of fear it generates.

The contracts total $80m, but the bank's net exposure is only $20m.

Exposure is only an offence if the man (and the law does not seem to include women) exposes himself in order to cause alarm or distress.

The effect is that while Mason owns about $1.97 billion in stock, Mason's economic exposure is only about $25 million.

After all, the maximum exposure is only $250 million — a tiny fraction of the multibillion price tags for each reactor.

Whether this exposure is only a modest or a substantial risk factor for the onset and recurrence of LBP is still a matter of debate.

According to figures provided by ESPN, the average audience for games on ESPN2, on which the league gets most of its exposure, was only 0.23 of a ratings point for 50 games last season, the same rating as in the previous season and down from 0.25 in 2000-1.

Einhorn says this CDO exposure was only reported for the first time in the first-quarter regulatory filing, and in a footnote to a chart, at that.

The processes of habituation and sensitisation to noise exposure are only just beginning to be understood in any detail [45] and the implications are far from simple [46].

The framework adopted in this work is quite general in nature with prenatal cocaine exposure being only an illustrative example of the power of this approach.

Exposure was only calculated using Ms (not Rs).