Sentence examples for exposure to exceptional from inspiring English sources

In London, the British Treasury said it would "protect financial institutions against exposure to exceptional future credit losses on certain portfolios of assets" in return for a fee.

Under Britain's latest bank bailout, its Treasury will "protect financial institutions against exposure to exceptional future credit losses on certain portfolios of assets" in return for a fee.

It is also notable that some children with leukaemia were not even present in that earlier period and for them, exposure to (the exceptional levels of) trainees in the late 1990s could only have been recent (no less than four of them had been resident for less than 3 years before diagnosis; no details were provided for the other six).

To quantify the contribution of each individual month to the annual mortality burden attributable to particulate matter (PM) in 2015 in Milan, Italy, after authorities and media considered December 2015 as an outlying month carrying an exceptional population exposure to PM.

My move to Dundee was a good one, as I found the research environment to be excellent, with exceptional facilities giving me exposure to a greater diversity of techniques.

Recent exceptional growth in human exposure to natural herbs used as traditional medicine has lead to a resurgence of scientific interest in their biological effects.

Indeed, the Akt cell survival pathway is conditionally activated only upon exposure to cytotoxic insults or in abnormal cells that require exceptional survival techniques, such as cancer cells.

The exceptional behavior of Hirono may also be due to the early exposure to high-energy radionuclides because of its proximity to the FNPP (approximately 20 km) [ 2].

Thus, we hypothesize that prenatal exposure to BPA may occur at levels sufficient to influence fetal development because of the exceptional drug-metabolizing system of the mother and fetus, which is particular to pregnancy.

It was strongly suspected that a single-point exposure to S. Typhi occurred in the tour participants during their stay in Bangladesh and caused this exceptional outbreak.

In examining the cause of the exceptional reverse in the sex ratio in November 1986, we found that no full-area exposure to a harmful environmental factor occurred during 1986 other than the irradiation from the Chernobyl explosion.