Sentence examples for mostly exposed to from inspiring English sources
Suddenly you're over water (mostly), exposed to weather (always), forced to walk a narrow path (sometimes) side by side, high.
I arrived at one of Arpaio's several "tent cities," outdoor jails where inmates shelter in army tents, mostly exposed to the Arizona elements.
The results show that the anode is mainly subjected to tension stress while electrolyte and cathode are mostly exposed to compressive stress.
There is speculation that 3i, with net debt of £2.1bn, could follow the example of SVG Capital, a quoted invesetment vehicle which is mostly exposed to Permira funds, with an emergency cash call.
I was mostly exposed to musical theater through the movie versions of popular shows, and Ms. Streisand's soulful, funny, magnetic and vocally astounding turn as Fanny Brice was one of the first that captivated me and inspired a curiosity about the particular allure of musical theater.
In non-monastic environments the individuals were mostly exposed to Hg in connection with treatment of diseases, a modus operandi already practiced by the Romans as described by Pliny the Elder [1] (see further details in Rasmussen et al.[2]).[2]
In contrast to the usually cliff-capping Jasper Forest bed, the Rainbow Forest Bed is mostly exposed at close to ground level throughout south of the Flattops in the area north of Rainbow Forest and in the drainages of Jim Camp Wash and Cottonwood Wash.
The assumption is that humans have mostly been exposed to BSE by eating the flesh of infected cattle (although the Frenchman who died from nvCJD is thought to have become sick from bovine-derived growth hormone that he was using for body building).
Mostly, individuals exposed to long durations of diabetes with relatively poor glycemic control develop progressive DN.
Indeed, following up the persons (cohort) living in the same affected villages, presumably mostly not exposed to virus, should clarify whether the maintained response reflects boosting through natural exposure.
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.
