Sentence examples for mostly exposed and from inspiring English sources

"So you're mostly exposed, and there's just a constant rain of pee and shit from the ceiling".

One poster showed a woman with a breast mostly exposed and the other displayed three shirtless young men, one of whom was also revealing part of his backside.

Therefore, the side-chains of amino acids such as Lys, Cys, Thr and Ser are mostly exposed and vulnerable to chemical modification.

Even the two loop replacements involved mostly exposed residues and conservative substitutions of buried side chains that are unlikely to severely destabilize the domain.

Cells follow a characteristic arrangement: types 2 and 3 are located towards the proximal side of tentacles and are mostly exposed to inflowing water, whereas type 1 is located more peripherally.

I did not view Wall Street as a cabal of idiots or crooks … My job mostly exposed me to talented senior bankers, and selection bias probably gave me an impression that the US financial sector was more capable and ethical than it really was.

The results show that the anode is mainly subjected to tension stress while electrolyte and cathode are mostly exposed to compressive stress.

Humans are mostly exposed through intake of marine food and game due to accumulation of the chemical in fatty tissue in the food chain.

Moreover, consumer of wild game can be exposed to lead by ingestion of whole pellets or fragments embedded in meat or by ingestion of game with biologically incorporated lead (mostly exposed through ingestion of spent shot and fishing sinkers)[ 22].

It is possible that the effects observed in these three studies were mostly attributable to the exposure to polychlorinated dibenzo- p-dioxins and polychlorinated dibenzofurans, which are usually higher in urban settings than in isolated populations mostly exposed to environmental contaminants through fish and marine mammal consumption.

Before the twentieth century most classical music did indeed have what could be termed a nationalistic sound, not because of a composer's politics but simply because traveling to other parts of Europe, let alone a neighboring country, was exceedingly difficult, and so composers were mostly exposed to the music of their compatriots.