Sentence examples for has avoided exposure from inspiring English sources

Because it is a trust bank that runs funds for companies and wealthy individuals rather than a retail bank for the mass market, Bank of New York Mellon has avoided exposure to the consumer problems afflicting other banks.

Despite their best efforts, prosecutors can't possibly have avoided exposure to what North and the others said, and can't possibly prove that this didn't affect any decision they made.

Following the cobalt-60 theft in Mexico, an IAEA statement noted that, if unshielded, its gamma rays would probably kill people next to it in an hour or perhaps just minutes.In the event, five of the six people arrested for the theft on December 5th had avoided exposure and the sixth appeared unharmed.

It is moreover possible that the informants may have avoided exposure of their challenges and sought to produce what they considered as correct answers in order to please the researches.

Following the tsunami, the village moved further inland and has avoided serious exposure to coastal risks such as storm surges (including from the recent cyclone Pam).

Indeed, given the procedural requirement under U.K. law that Robson be given access to the case file in proceedings against him, it is difficult imagine how the DOJ might have avoided his exposure to the relevant testimony.

A healthy worker selection, due to the fact that vulnerable or unhealthy persons may have avoided specific high-exposure jobs or changed to lower-exposure jobs before entering the study, may have resulted in underestimation of associations between work factors and psychological distress.

They recommended that investors consider multinational corporations they might have avoided previously because of Asian exposure.

Recently, we have avoided deep cyclicals and we have de-emphasized emerging market exposure.

Had they cut their exposure by drafting a more careful agreement, they might have avoided the courts all together.

The SEC said that McMurtry purchased products tied to mortgage-backed securities for one customer even though the customer had sought to avoid exposure to the housing market and state law also prohibited municipalities from having exposure to high-risk mortgage-backed instruments.