Sentence examples for more exposed when from inspiring English sources
"The ears are much more exposed when the hair is pulled back," she said.
Black families also were hit disproportionately by the housing collapse, because heading into the recession housing constituted a higher proportion of their wealth than for white families, leaving them more exposed when the market crashed.
But even the four stars I gave these productions have to be seen in an Edinburgh context: it's long been the case that shows that are raved about in Edinburgh find themselves more exposed when they pop up in London or elsewhere a few months later; this is one of the reasons I'm wary of handing out the stars too easily.
The Balkan patient The hinge in the bracket Treaty blues Reprints Related items Swedish security: Back on the blockFeb 22nd 2007Finland's armed forces are smaller, worse-equipped and over-stretched; its border with Russia is long and will be more exposed when it gives up landmines, a move reluctantly planned for 2016.
Researchers have suggested that the virus might survive better in colder temperatures, that people are more exposed when huddled indoors, and that lower melatonin and vitamin-D levels can weaken immune systems.
This may be explained by systematic differences in the location of the coordinates, which are expected to be closer to the street (and thus closer to the traffic and more exposed) when spatial interpolation techniques are used compared with the building-matching method, which locates address coordinates at the center of the building or the parcel.
Thus, mGTPγS seemed to be more solvent exposed when bound to Irga6-K82A toan to WT Irga6.
Using HDX-MS, we identified a region in the catalytic domain that becomes more exposed only when both the PHD1 domain ligand and the substrate peptide are present.
Other applications of nanoparticles take advantage of the fact that more surface area is exposed when material is broken down to smaller sizes.
More serious problems still were exposed when overseas voters were invited to vote by internet in a local election in Washington, DC, in October 2010.
"It seems even more unfair that some groups are more exposed to air pollution when one looks at who's actually contributing to those unequal exposures," he said.
