Sentence examples for on constant exposure from inspiring English sources

(Secondly) what use will the test be to (an individual)....a man whose daily income depends on constant exposure to lead will have been exposed for too long and (he will say) I am now used to it.... it needs... education, letting them know why, is there going to be harm (sic).

The deaths follow the announcement on Monday by the Victorian police minister, Wade Noonan, that he would take three months' leave from parliament due the toll of "constant exposure to details of unspeakable crimes and traumatic events".

Safe Horizon runs in-school programs that help youths develop alternatives to physical violence for expressing anger, grief and the many other emotions brought on by their constant exposure to violence.

In the real world, it was all Two Tribes and Careless Whisper, but for those whose Radio 1 exposure was confined to 10 till midnight, Mondays to Thursdays, Come Back was on pretty much constant exposure.

On top of that, constant exposure to wealth in conjunction with one's own financial struggles may affect people's happiness.

Manziel entered the NFL amid fanfare and with a party-boy reputation, which only grew thanks to nearly constant exposure on social media.

episode, while her older sister Khloé (with Kylie as her "assistant") loudly explained the mechanics of pads and tampons, Kendall responded by squirming silently, her little face quizzically scrunched up — a tween whose constant exposure on television had not eased her palpable reluctance to be watched.

Fluorescence intensities at centrosomes were quantified on images acquired under constant exposure for each antigen.

(9) Assessing the risk of adverse effects of such fluctuating concentrations to aquatic organisms is challenging, because traditional risk assessment methods are based on ecotoxicological tests, employing constant exposure concentrations and fixed durations, that do not explicitly consider the temporal aspect of toxicity.

This constant exposure to one area shed light on something that didn't appear to exist. .

The frequency of DHS surgery on trauma operating lists ensures constant exposure and repeated practice, as reported by Ericsson et al. (1993).