Sentence examples for making exposure from inspiring English sources

PBDE's, however, are ubiquitous in our homes and environment, making exposure unavoidable.

Over the past four months, it will have cooled down substantially, making exposure less likely.

The Live View LCD lets users check the image on the camera after making exposure compensation adjustments, but before taking the shot.

With the worldwide strategic shift of health care delivery from secondary to primary care settings, more newly qualified nurses are working in primary care, making exposure to the variety of roles available to nurses essential for future workforce development.

Alkylanilines, as a class, appear to be distributed widely, making exposure to them nearly ubiquitous.

The women had a variety of occupational job titles, making exposure contrast possible, even with a trivial exposure misclassification.

God is dead!" The guy makes a few exposures of me making exposures and then tells me thanks and walks off only to return a minute later and offer me a five-dollar bill.

I've got my camera around my neck and I know I should be making exposures for posterity but I just don't care.

Trust the French to make exposure of female flesh an essential part of their national identity.

There must be a good reason for those who cannot do it – maybe they have a job that prevents it (miners, submariners), or a strange illness that makes exposure to sunlight a deadly danger.

But the bells and whistles of virtual reality may make exposure therapy more effective, said Michael Kramer, a clinical psychologist at the Veterans Administration hospital in Manhattan who is overseeing the introduction of Virtual Iraq there.