Sentence examples for much less exposed from inspiring English sources

First, the portfolio is much less exposed to the global deadbeats with most debt.

"We don't," he said, saying Mr. Voser was leaving a company "much less exposed to the vagaries of short-term cycles".

The book gives a pretty good sense of Mr. Ritts's drive, but also of a period when celebrity was much less exposed than it is today.

On the other hand, Wells Fargo, which is much less exposed to the ups and downs of Wall Street, reported better than expected earnings on Tuesday.

However, current-account surpluses and modest domestic debts mean that most of the region is much less exposed to the credit crunch than eastern Europe is.

Hamid has improved exponentially this year – looking much more experienced than his 23 years, and backing up a DC defence that have also left him much less exposed than last year's hapless backline.

They send self-destructing messages to their closest friends on Snapchat, and maintain a looser, much less exposing social circle on Twitter.

Among these, the amides of Ile 23 and Ile 44 are not exposed to solvent in any of the 2NR2 ensemble structures, while the amides Glu 18 and Glu 51 are much less often exposed to solvent in the 2NR2 ensemble.

And the average diversified American equity fund is down 41% for the year, according to Lipper.Falling stockmarkets mean that, without doing much, a lot of savers are less exposed to equities.

A number of congressional historians believe it may be the first time a high school class successfully drafted a federal bill that was signed into law on any subject, much less one exposing some of the darkest secrets of the events that helped inspire America's civil rights movement.

Generally, much of the world, particularly emerging Asia, is less exposed to America than it was.