The shock over the attack jolted a society that largely values tolerance and has hardly been exposed to the specter of hate crimes.
One second-year analyst at a large bank said she had hardly been exposed to working in the finance world when the rush to find a job on the "buy side" began.
Behind a satin veil it lived, on the highest shelf of our bookcase, tended to assiduously by my grandmother and her duster; it lay covered underneath a pink, embroidered handkerchief and was hardly ever exposed to open air because the ringer had been turned off.
When this is part of the regional design new urban areas will hardly be exposed to uncertainties.
The African mole-rats (Bathyergidae, Rodentia) are strictly subterranean, congenitally microphthalmic rodents that are hardly ever exposed to environmental light.
A sizeable percentage of these displaced populations are mountain villagers who have lived isolated lives, hardly ever exposed to crowded urban areas.
Banks would hardly leave themselves recklessly exposed to the after-effects of a terrorist attack simply because they expected the Fed to come to the rescue.For a crucial moment, regulators everywhere turned a blind eye to rules for example, on solvency for insurers that would have caused chaos if rigidly enforced.
The ugly fact of English boorishness abroad is what has been exposed here, hardly for the first time, and, with an irony that will go over the heads of most of the morons on the train, it falls to Mourinho, a foreigner working at a club owned by a foreigner, to explain to the world that most English people are not really like that.
Candy, which prides itself on being the first transversal style magazine, has had stars like James Franco in full drag and Jared Leto looking like Katy Perry on past covers, so this image of Gaga fully exposed is hardly out of the ordinary.
