Sentence examples for exposure of its from inspiring English sources

The Weymouth plant, on the other hand, is a truly native species, though unlike Lancaster's plant, it grows as a tightly prostrate cushion – an adaptation to allow it to survive the excessive exposure of its cliff-slope home.

And it is this quality – the very exposure of its fictionality – that makes his work so interesting and mystifyingly real.

Steve Valdez-Symonds, from the human rights group, said it "brings into question whether the Home Office has a realistic grasp on all the people it has wrongly detained and removed following the exposure of its appalling treatment of the Windrush generation".

The company hopes to foster a wider appreciation of classical tracks through increasing the exposure of its music.

It plans in coming months to announce other partnerships aimed at increasing the online exposure of its advertisers' coupons, Mr. Leiser said.

Greater offence However, the real damage of News of the World-style journalism had been done well before the exposure of its reporters' reliance on illegal voicemail interceptions.

It has been reported that the TTT haplotype of ABCB1 was generally associated with decreased expression of ABCB1 and subsequent higher-exposure of its substrates [ 21, 22].

Liberal MPs also welcomed the prime minister's decision, which came after the government received thousands of submissions on the exposure draft of its legislation.

Partnering with a carrier in Europe gives Airbnb more exposure outside of its home market of the U.S. and also continues to push that mobile card.

Others consider sensitization any immunologic memory of exposure, regardless of its pathogenic potential (i.e., a specific IgG response) (Abbas et al. 2000).

Proximity to roads is commonly used to approximate exposure because of its relative ease compared with monitoring methods.