Sentence examples for left it exposed from inspiring English sources
Facebook can neither limit nor shape regulation, seeking to fully protect those elements of its business model that have left it exposed.
Barnes & Noble's governance has left it exposed.
By running through the streets and taking off their clothes, it seems the rowdy Swiss youths stripped their whole country bare, and left it exposed to the howling winds of bad publicity.
And when they discovered a concrete load bearing column during demolition, they left it exposed, giving the room a completely different, loft-like feel.
The department's early failure to pursue a more rigorous study of Keystone has left it exposed to criticism that it panders to the oil industry or is simply derelict in carrying out its regulatory responsibilities, however complex those duties might be.
In his next over it was the turn of Gayle, also looking to work him on the leg side, but not yet familiar with the whereabouts of his leg stump, left it exposed and was mortified to see the ball knock it back from behind his legs.
The iPhone maker relies upon China for one-fifth of its $229 billion in annual revenue, "leaving it exposed if Chinese people make it a target of anger and nationalist sentiment," warned a commentary in the state-owned China Daily.
But he often holds the ball in his right arm, leaving it exposed when he runs to the left side of the field, where both of his fumbles occurred Sunday.
If there's a decrease in Snapchat usage, which drives the impressions of the ads, putting all its eggs in one revenue basket could leave it exposed.
RIM's greatest risk is that its current push into the consumer market will leave it exposed to Apple on the corporate side.
Moreover, the Central Intelligence Agency could give "a certain amount of passive-aggressive resistance" to any directive to restart any aggressive interrogation practices that could leave it exposed if political winds shift again, said Mark Lowenthal, who was its assistant director for analysis and production from 2002 to 2005.
