Banks bore the brunt of the selling in Europe, amid fears of potential exposure to Dubai.
Analysts estimate that investment banks could have hundreds of millions of dollars of potential exposure to arbitration claims.
At the same time, the statement continued, "any reduction in the levels of potential exposure to arsenic is desirable".
I think it's fairly natural that the market's fretting a wee bit in terms of potential exposure.
But the drug must be given before the radiation exposure, or very soon after, which means that it must be stored near the site of potential exposure.
Eamonn Flanagan at Shore Capital added: I think it's fairly natural that the market's fretting a wee bit in terms of potential exposure.
Susan Gard, a spokeswoman for the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration, said her agency could not investigate cases of potential exposure to H.I.V. unless the workers in question were employed by a production company.
Not only is it a question of potential exposure (it's very hard to resign as a traitor) but it becomes, in other words, a habit of mind, a double life that seems an almost natural one to lead.
Thus began my 30 days on post-exposure prophylaxis: the treatment regimen I started within a day of potential exposure to prevent the spread of the virus.
Therefore, the interaction of ENPs in environmental matrices is significant in understanding the risk of potential exposure and/or uptake by biota.
At least for these hydrocarbons, the duration of potential exposure was so short, compared with a typical lifetime, that "cancers from these chemicals is not something to worry about," said Dr. Stephen M. Rappaport, an author of the study and professor of environmental health at the University of North Carolina.
