Sentence examples for had less exposure from inspiring English sources
(Citigroup officials argued that their bank had less exposure).
People in isolated regions, including American Indian reservations and Alaskan Inuit villages, had much higher case mortality — presumably because they had less exposure to influenza viruses.
In his February annual report, Immelt warned, "Today, I wish we had less exposure to commercial real estate and U.K. mortgages".
Consequently, using the March CPS data would imply mistakenly assigning less relative fertility by age 30/35 to older women who have had less exposure to the mandates by the age of 30 or 35, causing an upward bias in the estimated effect of the number of years of coverage on the probability of having at least one child by ages 30/35.
The company is less dependent on copper than some of its competitors and therefore has had less exposure to the volatility in the metal's price in recent weeks, driven by fears that reduced consumer confidence in the wake of the credit crisis would hit demand.
Maybe the occasional meat eaters had less exposure to cancer-causing environmental chemicals.
"Dollar Tree … has less exposure to lower-income consumers," wrote MKM Partners' analyst Patrick McKeever in a research report earlier this year.
But A.M.D. has less exposure than Intel to corporate customers, making it more sensitive to consumers' whims.
"Military court trials have less exposure, and we want the public to see the evidence and know justice was done," the official, Jacob Galanti, said.
Perhaps most importantly, it would result in domestic students having less exposure to different cultures and ways of life during their time at university.
