Sentence examples for has almost no exposure from inspiring English sources

But he is negative on the euro, to which Templeton has almost no exposure, and the Japanese yen, which was attractive to him as recently as 2008 but no longer.

"Because children raised in urban environments have almost no exposure to these kinds of large animals.

Its banks have almost no exposure to the subprime market causing such havoc elsewhere in the world.

BNP shares fell more than 5percentt in early trading, but Mr. Mullen reiterated that the bank itself had almost no exposure to the subprime crisis.

BNP shares were down more than 5percentt in afternoon trading in Paris, but Mr. Mullen reiterated that the bank itself had almost no exposure to the subprime crisis.

The researchers and students working in the IRC had almost no exposure to the potential ethical and environmental concerns surrounding nanotechnology other than what they had seen in the media.

Ms. Higdon, who still speaks with a lilting Southern accent, had almost no exposure to classical music growing up, but taught herself to play the flute at 15 and entered Bowling Green State University at 18 as a flute major.

Another Conservatory student, the 22-year old soprano Fang Ying has just taken top prize in the Golden Bell Award, a national singing competition in Guangdong, with, among other arias, Handel's coloratura "Da Tempeste" from Giulio Cesare, a brave choice since the composer has had almost no exposure in China.

But the multinational energy companies have almost no exposure there, a comforting thought at a time of strained U.S.-Saudi relations.

Consequently, they have almost no exposure to up-to-date medical knowledge [ 48].

Likewise, there is little evidence that gene patents are being aggressively enforced - as evidenced by the fact that this group of very active researchers has had almost no exposure to the enforcement of patent rights (again, this is consistent with other literature [ 31]).