Sentence examples for exposure to attacks from inspiring English sources

David Cameron was keen to minimise any perceived loss of UK sovereignty over energy policy, for fear of further exposure to attacks from the Eurosceptic wing of his Conservative party and Ukip.

Mackmurdo, who is now the founding director of the strategic intelligence consultancy Contest Global, said that while the threat from al-Qaida in Pakistan had decreased, it had been offset by increased exposure to attacks from capable and low-visibility networks linked to Islamic State (Isis) in Syria and Iraq.

He chose another, longer route, driving with the trucks spread out and at headlong speeds, to limit exposure to attack helicopters and jets.

But to us it was suddenly clear that what had been a special situation in 1943 - exposure to attack - had been the common condition of man and his predecessors for several million years.

But in any case, he said, there was a vast difference between a two-month exposure to attack ads in a fall campaign and a sprinkling of them for a week or two during presidential primaries.

This allows risk management to occur in real time and reduces the window of exposure to attack.

Similarly, extended exposure to attack is essential to the development of an enduring (opioid-typical) analgesia [16].

In an effort to minimise women and girls' exposure to attack, UNICEF is working to develop locally produced, fuel-effective stoves which use much less firewood.

Theoretically a roughened surface might have been expected as a result of the exposure to attacking acids from coffee and red wine, a softening effect of ethyl alcohol (11% by volume in the red wine) [ 16, 23], or the temperature changes during thermocycling.

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Importantly, our findings indicate that zinc exposure would increase the vulnerability to attacking predators stronger in Swedish larvae compared with French larvae.