Sentence examples for fleeting exposure from inspiring English sources
The amount of radiation in a fleeting exposure can be less than the amount of radiation in the environment.
Many of them drop out after the first year or two, their fleeting exposure to university life having taught them only the full extent of their own inadequacies.
"I'm a former federal tax litigation attorney, I'm a businesswoman," she said in the introductions, addressing herself to a national audience that generally has had just fleeting exposure to her career in Congress.
My sense of indecency has more to do with an over-all atmosphere that encourages or rewards cruelty and the belittling of humanity than with a passing moment of bad judgment; and the fleeting exposure of a breast doesn't fit that description.
Most texts used to teach reading had been written by proponents of whole language methods, and there was only fleeting exposure to the kinds of scripted, phonics-based curriculums, like Open Court, that are increasingly being adopted in the nation's schools.
Fleeting exposure to body-related language may trigger fast, unintentional responses that are largely outside the individual's control.
The halftime show met the tests for indecency, Mr. Miller said, because it was explicit and graphic, was used for shock value, and, though the half-second exposure was "fleeting," was sexually suggestive throughout.
The panel also said it found that a reduction in heart problems began fairly quickly after a smoking ban was instituted and that exposure to low or fleeting levels of secondhand smoke could cause cardiovascular problems.
Exposure to a prompt is fleeting, perhaps lasting a few seconds during an individual's journey.
