Sentence examples for exposure more than from inspiring English sources

The Citigroup analyst Prashant Bhatia says the firm has $20 billion of loan exposure, more than any other firm on the street.

Talk to the owners of any start-up and you'll repeatedly hear that they yearn for media exposure more than anything else.

Dr. Derald Brackmann, an otologist with the House Ear Institute in Los Angeles, assured me that hearing loss occurs only after "prolonged exposure" (more than eight hours a day) to 85 or more decibels.

PAGE A25 HIGH CIGARETTE SMOKE EXPOSURE More than half of all nonsmokers in New York City have elevated levels of a nicotine byproduct in their blood indicating recent exposure to cigarette smoke, a city health department study has found.

Now, with a media empire, television exposure, more than 70 books and a sky-high profile, her latest book is "Martha's Entertaining: A Year of Celebrations" (Clarkson Potter, $75).

But to find DU at all after so long a period is 'significant, since no previous study has documented evidence of DU exposure more than 20 years prior... [this] indicates that the body burden of uranium must still be significant, whether retained in lungs, lymphatic system, kidneys or bone'.

The contaminated water has been emitting radiation exposures more than four times the amount that the government considers safe for workers.

Concerning work-related exposures, more than 40% (mostly women) of the respondents in our study reported frequently carrying and lifting heavy loads weighing more than 20 kg.

Bats accounted for 30% of exposures, more than any other group of animals; consequently, bats have replaced raccoons as the leading rabies exposure source to humans in this area.

In three Tapajós villages with the highest exposures, more than 80% of 246 children had hair-mercury concentrations above 10 microg/g, a limit above which adverse effects on brain development are likely to occur.

For digoxin exposures more than one year after diagnosis, the HR for relapse was 0.95 (0.72, 1.26), without significant variation in the HR by years after diagnosis in this period.